that's why i'm calling on brian kemp today, this day, to order forensic audit of all 159 counties in the state of georgia. >> it's -- here's where the problem starts. i find myself troubled by the recent findings coming out of arizona, there are no findings coming out of arizona, there are people who started with a conclusion, saying things without evidence. those are not findings, those are conspiracy theories. >> two things, first of all,

they conduct audits of their own, led by their state legislators, and that's why i am calling on brian kemp today, this day, to order a forensic audit of all 159 counties in the state of georgia. now, look at best this is a campaign stunt. it didn't make any waves in georgia, but at worst this is what we are seeing sort of percolate in some of these states where the former president lost and has proceeded and perpetuated this big lie

georgia governor brian kemp doesn't want the state board of education to use critical race theory inc schools. it comes as the cherokee county school board announced it would ban implementation of the kroal curriculum after outrage from parents. charles watson live in atlanta with that. charles. brian kemp is calling critical race theory a dangerous ideology that is both unamerican and divisive and he says it has no place in georgia. >> georgia is not a racist state in the united states of america is not a racist country and we don't need to be trying to rewrite history. georgian at the state and local level know how best together our children. reporter: in a letter to state board education kemp urmings to see doesn't end in classrooms he writes, quote, we must instead focus on our goal of providing highest quality of education to every child in georgia. without partisan, bias, or political influence. the theory examines the idea that racism is a social construct that is embedded in the u.s. justice system and policy. some republicans have said it is unamerican and at least a dozen s

. >> her opponent was brian kemp, at the time, the georgia secretary of state who ran the election.the governor's race by less than 2 percentage points. youe you admited that the new governor was elected but you did not concede. >> to watch an elected official who claims to represent the people in the state baldly pin his hopes on the election on the suppression of the democratic right to votes that been appalling. >> according to the brennan center of justice, conform during his time in secretary of state, purged 1.5 million voters from election rolls. he said that that he was eliminating ineligible voters to protect the integrity of the election. and abrams said by doing that, kemp stole the election. you mow peknow people are sayin is the difference between abrams not conceding the election, and trump not conceding two years later? >> words matter. what i have fought for consistently, and what they will admit, i have never filed a challenge to make myself the governor of georgia, i have fought to make certain that every vote was counted and everyone's opinion was included. >> rep

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that's why i'm calling on brian kemp today, this day, to order forensic audit of all 159 counties inia. >> it's -- here's where the problem starts. i find myself troubled by the recent findings coming out of arizona, there are no findings coming out of arizona, there are people who started with a conclusion, saying things without evidence. those are not findings, those are conspiracy theories. >> two things, first of all, thinking about challenging brian kemp in next year's primary for governor in georgia, a friend of mine. the larger issue here is that it's now almost june of 2021 and the 2020 race really hasn't ended for the sort of hard core primary voter and activist in the gop. the reason it hasn't ended is because donald trump himself does not want it to end. he is still litigating it every day, he has not yet thrown it in the towel, making it harder for everybody else to move on, including members of congress who want to have a bond. >> there are some people who think continuing this crazy stuff keeps those people animated and gets them to turn out in the midterm election year

eric: georgia govan brian kemp is latest republican to cool out against what is called critical race theory governor is urging public schools in this state to ignore academic movement arguing that curriculum is divisive and presents a distorted view of american history. the supporters say it focuses on the issues of racial discrimination in our country's history as well as what they call systemic racism in institutions for hundreds of years. charles walt son has more from atlanta. charles. reporter: hi eric that's right brian kemp is latest republican to come out against critical race theory. he's calling unamerican and divisive and doesn't want to talk in georgia schools. >> we don't need to be trying to rewrite history. georgia i you know at the state and local level know how best to educate our children. reporter: in a letter, to his state board of education, kemp urges members to, quote, take immediate accepts to ensure that critical race theory and its dangerous ideology do not take root in our state's standards or curriculum theory examines idea that racism is a social construc

governor brian kemp, who is the -- i'm sorry the governor of georgia will be here in a minute.issued an order yesterday banning vaccine passports and for that he should be applauded. the vaccine passport controversy is a small part of the larger discussion about vaccine hesitancy and are push to shame or those who have not been vaccinated. let's get this out of the way. in no way am i anti-vaccination. i had covid last spring and i just recently after learning that my antibodies were gone, i got the vaccine. but i had had to think about it i had to do my own research. i had to ask a lot of questions. after all the vaccines are basically brand new and authorized for emergency use. and even though so farther data surrounding them looks good, that data is still emerging. and i understand the reservations of my community given the way black soldiers were treated during the tuskegee experiment. i think it's fair that we should be allowed to check if the water is fine before dipping our toes in the pool. the problem is we gave away too many personal freedoms to the federal government

brian kemp already signed a voter suppression bill into law that makes it a crime to distribute waterrs while waiting in line to cast their ballots. sometimes for hours. today georgia senator jon ossoff announced a bill that would prohibit states from banning the distribution of food and water to voters waiting in line to vote. it is intended to be an amendment to the senate's voting rights bill. that bill will begin markup tomorrow in the senate rules committee. senate majority leader chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell will both attend the markup in that committee, which is very unusual for leaders to do. here is what senator schumer had to say today. >> we know our republican colleagues don't like every aspect of s1, but will they work in good faith to improve it? will they offer a visions or new ideas to protect voting rights or through uncompromising resistance to voter protections will they side with republican legislatures across the country that are restricting the voting rights in a way that hurts african-americans, latinos, younger and poor americans. the choice is theirs. >>

the latest georgia governor brian kemp signed a bill giving collegiate athletes the right to smith deals. >> and cash in on their athletic abilities. something every university finance professor doctor tom smith says marks a shift in attitude. maybe you should own your name. maybe you should own your likeness. maybe we should not allow other. >> corporations to use your likeness for their profits. you should benefit as well. the debate over whether student athletes should be paid be on scholarships getting traction since california paved the way in 2019 with a similar law. the nc double a is already considering changes that have asked congress. >> for help to create a federal name image and likeness law. there's also a supreme court case lingering over whether the association's rules about athlete compensation. violate antitrust laws is big business. >> college. yes, get that level. goodness. there's a lot of money. >> of all the new state measures will have huge implications for schools like the university of georgia and georgia tech, especially with recruitment efforts but augusta univ

governor brian kemp signed the bill repealing the measure yesterday. he was joined by the mother of ahmaud arbery. three white men are on trial for shooting and killing arbery as he jogged through a neighborhood in georgia last year. a prosecutor initially cited the citizens arrest law to justify the men's actions. the governor says the arbery case forced the state to make this change. >> ahmaud was the victim of a vigilante style of violence that has no place in our country or in our state. today we are replacing a civil war era law ripe for abuse with language that balances the sacred right to self-defense of a person and property with our shared responsibility to root out injustice.arbery's mother s hopes people will now think before taking matters into their own hands. >>> overseas, tense moments in the strait of hormuz as iranian speedboats came close to several u.s. navy ships. the pentagon says a u.s. coast guard cutter fired 30 warning shots as iranian boats maneuvered at high speeds coming within 300 yards of the navy ships. a similar incident

governor brian kemp. >> and a lot of that is dealing with white republicans, quite honestly. >> reporterould be headed for another tale of two americas-- one with herd immunity and one without. those areas, mostly rural, and at continuing risk of many epidemics. >> the death rate for rural counties has been more than twice that of atlanta metro since the start of the pandemic. >> reporter: immunologist amber schmidtke has tracked georgia's pandemic since day one. >> they could expect to see future surges, increased demands on their hospital systems, deaths, just like we have seen this whole time. >> reporter: vaccine resistance could delay the state's recovery, both h economic. is there anyone who could change your mind? >> no. i mean, maybe-- maybe later on down the road, maybe. >> reporter: in rural georgia, the signs say, "hazardous road ahead." mark strassmann, cbs news, banks county, georgia. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a flood emergency in the south sends families scrambling from their homes by boat. and, why flowers might

the memories of these individuals and to their descendants and loved ones >>> georgia governor brian kemp is slated to sign a law today repealing the citizens arrest saying the state will no longer support sinister acts of vigilanteism lawmakers approved the bill with near unanimous support in march which is a few days shy of ahmaud arbery's 27th birthday arbery was chased and brown down >>> testifying before the house committee focusing on the threat assessment and counter measure operation. they'll also look at the ongoing security efforts a the capitol >>> a california man is facing moneylaundering, bank fraud and wire charges after authorities say he fraudulently o taked $5 million in covid relief loans for the paycheck relief program. mustafa kadiri surrendered himself on friday. he obtained the money after claiming to own four businesses, none of which are currently operation. according to a federal indictment, he used the funds on vacations, personal expense, and to buy three luxury sports car, including a ferrari, bentley, and a lamborghini. >> living the high life. >>> let's get

you admitted that the new governor would be brian kemp, but you didn't success seed.ed. >> to watch an elected official who claims to represent the people in this state boldly pin his hopes for election on the suppression of the people's democratic right to vote has been truly appalling. >> reporter: according to the brennan center for justice, kemp, during his time as secretary of state, purged 1.5 million voters from election rolls. kemp says he was eliminating ineligible voters to protect the election, and abrams says by doing that kemp stole the election. >> reporter: you know people say what is the difference of stacey abrams not conceding the election in 2018, and president trump not conceding the election two years later. >> words matter. what even those who are unhappy with me will admit, i never filed a challenge to make myself the governor of georgia. i fought to make sure every vote counted. >> reporter: were you angry after the election? >> yes. i spent a lot of time in anger. that was my favorite stage. i came back several times. built a small condo. >> r

here now to react is the governor of georgia himself, brian kemp.it that you do so? do you do it at the state level or through local school districts? >> well, thanks for having me on this morning. first of all, georgia is not a racist state in the united states of america is not a racist country and we don't need to be trying to rewrite history. georgians at the state and local level know how best to educate our children, we don't need a one-size-fits-all national approach which is really where this is coming from, the system in georgia, we have a constitutionally-mandated state school superintendent. we have a state school board that helps oversee that operation that the governor appoints which is why i wrote the letter, but this will allow for that process, like we do with everything in georgia, to continue to move forward and i know the board is looking forward to weighing in on this issue, and obviously, i made my views well-known. will: governor i want to get you in on this before i lose you this morning, because you were at the focal point of

georgia governor brian kemp extended the state of emergency in georgia through next saturday. the peach state suspended its gas tax and raised the weight limits on tracks transporting fuel. more than 40% of gas stations in georgia, virginia and south carolina are out of fuel according to gas buddy and molly, the figure has gone up to 68% in north carolina and it's 81% in washington d.c. back to you. >> all right, jonathan serrie, those are significant numbers, thanks for the reporting. griff: and meanwhile people are fearing not only gas shortages, but rising gas prices. and continuing our coverage from rockville center in new york, hi, laura. >> griff, in new york it's pretty much business as usual, however, people are keeping an eye on the pumps, and if there's goes where they live. that's not fun. the cost of commuting has been in flux after the colonial pipeline cyber attack. some people have been feeling the pinch after a relatively smooth rise through the last year, with moderate prices through the pandemic and now things are feeling different. >> i'm just hoping there's

you know and i know, brian kemp ran on integrity and cost us elections.ashington from the border control to teaching, making grants available for race-base theories like president biden is doing, making the local grants available. so what i'm standing for, my plat performance, we will not transgender to participate in female sports. we will not defund police but fund police. making sure all of the local governments do not come up with the stupid banning guns with their laws because they fail on their leadership to protect people. i'm asking everyone to join me and vernonjonesforgeorgia.com and the liberal and the liberal media knows that stacey abrams can't beat me. they are trying to help brian kemp defeat me only to hand down the state to abrams. we are fighting georgia. it's a red state and as their governor, we will make sure that we don't cave into the left and stand strong and stand up and stand up for what people believe. maria: okay, vernon. >> jonesforgeorgia.com. maria: vernon jones joining in georgia. one of the most expensive sandwiches with a

this voting rights measure wrote a suppression measure that the republic and legislator passed and brian kemp the governor seconded and a lot of businesses have sort of taken positions against the law and major-league baseball even made the decision to pull the all-star game out of atlanta in response and you've seen in response to that or to those announcement by corporate america a lot of democratic politicians disagree with that law and we don't want the economy in georgia here to suffer as a people like stacy abrams and senator warnock and the democratic senators from georgia has said they don't support businesses pulling out of georgia because they live in georgia and so of course they have to say that but that is not to say that corporate america or other outside voices are wrong for making it stand against the voter suppression law in georgia. ruth bader ginsburg, steven breyer, their job to publicly try to keep confident up about the court as an institution but it's the job of thus on the outside that can have enough common sense to note that the court has become irreparably politiciz

eroticism of selena montgomery slash stacey abrams i don't care about eroticism of politicians or brian kempery taylor green show us to show us their erotic side i would cover my eyes and never throughout the that to any kindle or device i have. >> i had no idea -- [laughter] she was such an e rot erotic person voting rights whole other layer that i am fascinating i can't wait to get my hands on these books great beach read all right cancel culture -- please know, please no, no that's okay. jesse: please tell us raymond their cancel culture is coming for disneyland they don't like prince charming what did he do? >> there were two san francisco reporters who were objecting to the update of the snow white attraction you see it there where the prince charming kisses snow white and brings her back to life they say kiss is without a consent. now and therefore it is not true love. now look jesse if these two were worried about making a fairytale bringing them into woke reality that we have to live in today why aren't they concerned ab stepmother when tried to poison a mother passed asass sin to ri

georgia governor brian kemp sign a bill to bring but local governments from defunding the police, this in time for national police week, this reads, quote, counties cannot cut spending by 5%. your reaction to this? >> i was proud we got this signed into law to stop local governments from defunding the police. we've seen calls to do so in georgia, and places like minneapolis that have cut police budgets, crime is skyrocketing in the city, we want to make sure that doesn't happen in georgia. grateful for the governor signing it and look forward to making sure -- it is national police week, we need to thank our men and women in blue and appreciate their service keeping our family safe in georgia. jillian: if you look at the overarching picture of the defund the police movement if something is broken you fixed, put money into it you have to fix it, you don't just let it sit broken. if people truly think there's a problem and police need to be reformed in this country the thing you don't want to do is let it sit there and not fix it so part of fixing problems is putting money into things, p

georgia governor brian kemp is calling critical race theory a dangerous ideology that's getting favorstates of america is not a racist country, and we don't need to be trying to rewrite history. georgians, you know, at the state and local level know how best to educate our children. >> reporter: kemp urges the state board of education to, quote, take immediate steps to insure that critical race theory and its dangerous ideology do not take root in our state standards or curriculum. the theory examines the idea that racism is a social construct that is embedded in the u.s. justice system and policies. some republicans have said it's un-american, and at least a dozen states are pushing legislation to ban it. just outside of atlanta the cherokee county school board announced it is prohibiting crt in its schools after parents expressed their outrage at the thought of the theory being taught in their children's classroom. education experts say until provide a healthy discussion even for those who don't agree with it. >> the most patriotic thing to do would be to have a more inclusive curri

pray to god will never run for president is georgia governor and man whose smile has anger issues, brian kemp. last night, kemp dropped by the fox news to speak out against vaccine passports, and as his segment ended, he reminded viewers what makes this country so great: >> thanks, lawrence. it is america, the land of the home and freedom reigns. >> for now it is. >> stephen: land of the home and freedom reigns! it's as american as pie-ball and the mom and bars. got to say, props to fox host lawrence jones, who just rolled with it. that poise is going to come in handy as a rudderless g.o.p. descends into patriotic word salad. (as republican) "lawrence, this country was built by abraham freedom, no matter what joe bantifa's laser babies say about cancel-culturing your eagle guns! reigns." >> for now it is. >> stephen: thankÑi you, lawrence. and patriots like governor kemp will not be constrained by the traditional, "actual" lyrics to "the star-spangled banner." so as a tribute to him-- i think-- please put your hand over the organ of your choice, and join me in this kemp-inspired rendition of

they conduct audits of their own, led by their state legislators, and that's why i am calling on brian kemp today, this day, to order a forensic audit of all 159 counties in the state of georgia. now, look at best this is a campaign stunt. it didn't make any waves in georgia, but at worst this is what we are seeing sort of percolate in some of these states where the former president lost and has proceeded and perpetuated this big lie that he dependant really lose, and we are seeing it play out in arizona and some of that impact is what we did see on january 6th with the deadly insurrection, and we have seen it play out in state houses all across the country with real legislation that turned out as a law limiting the right to vote. >> yeah, it's not just the state houses, and we're seeing it in city halls and cities across the country, too. tell us about that. >> yeah, take wyndham, new hampshire for example, there's a discrepancy of 400 votes, and the people in the community didn't like the auditor chosen to do the audit, and they showed up at a meeting and just take a look at this. >> i wa

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. >> but even with the pipeline up and running, governors like brian kemp of georgia realize it'll take to get fuel flowing, no remedy in the meantime.mp finally we should not the u.s. consumer product safety commission today sent out a tweet reminding people not to fill plastic bags with gasoline. common sense, i know, but people are actually doing it, tucker. >> tucker: just saw a video of a lady doing that. trace gallagher, great to see you. >> you too. >> tucker: gas shortages. the 1970s her back. new data from the bureau ofr: labor statistics shows that inflation is actually rising much faster than virtually any economist in the country predicted. overall we learned today the year-over-year gain in this consumer price index is up 4.2% that's the fastest jump in 13 years since the 2008 meltdown. the rise in what's called the core consumer price index that excludes food and energy, is the highest in 40 years. 1981. peter schiff is an economist and the ceo of euro pacific capital and her joins us to expand what this means. peter, thanks so much for coming on. what does this mean and s

yesterday, georgia governor brian kemp renewed that state of emergency and he has really suspended theas tax and also the price gouging statutes are in effect to prevent price gouging from happening. a number of states also lifting restrictions when it comes to trucks waeight size and weight limits so they can get as much fuel as possible to the drivers and the people here. there is some frustration. initially you may have seen long lines in other states at the gas stations that really do have fuel. we are not seeing long lines here necessarily at the stations that just got gas. perhaps people in the last few days if you would up to what they needed. and hopefully they heard the message from leadership, from authorities saying, please do not engage in panic buying because that just makes the whole situation worse. >> thank you so much for that report. >>> the cyberattack that cut down the colonial pipeline was the latest extortion plot compromised a government or company entity. colonial reportedly paid money to the hackers. a ransom ware group said it published all of the information

. >> and brian kemp, governor brian kemp, you guys have sparred before. has pulled unemployment benefits for people who so desperately need it. i'm just curious how you think that decision is going to impact the citizens of atlanta? >> it's a terrible decision. there are still so many people just struggling to get their benefits and to remove benefits when we have not fully recovered and fully turned the corner during this pandemic is heartless and is unfortunate because there's so many people who are relying on these benefits to keep food on their table, to make ends meet and so many children have not returned to school full time so there are many people who can't afford to go back to work and have child care as their children are still navigating virtual learning. so, again, we are being recognized across the country for absolutely the wrong thing. it has been poor decision after poor decision on top of bad decisions as it relates to this pandemic. >> you brought up the previous administration and the federal investigation into your predecessor, mayor k

on friday, georgia governor brian kemp wrote a letter to the state's board of education urging them toe theory out of georgia classrooms. kemp even going so far to call it a dangerous ideology. but what if critical race theory, what is it? and why are so many republican leaders fighting to keep it away from students? here's cnn's jason carroll. >> reporter: can you tell me what critical race theory is? >> no. >> critical race theory? >> reporter: critical race theory. >> no. >> i don't know. i could guess. >> reporter: guessing or not, across the country, a number of politicians are getting it wrong. >> critical race theory is the marxism that rejects the vision of martin luther king jr. >> absolutely false. >> it's basically teaching kids to hate our country and hate each other based on race. >> false and slanderous. >> reporter: meet professor and scholar kimberly crenshaw, one of the founders of critical race theory, which she helped develop in the 1980s. in short, critical race hery is an approach based on the idea that the history of white supremacy still has a very real and lasti

governor brian kemp calling the old law outdated and it was, dating back to the civil war.rect response to the shooting death last year of ahmaud arbery where he was out jogging in february of 2020. he was chased down by three men and shot to death. two of those men claimed that they were making a citizen's arrest and acting in self-defense. all three now charged with murder. governor kemp saying ar bury was a victim of vigilante style violence. ar bury's mother and sister present for the bill signing. my cnn colleague, laura coates, points out there are still plenty of outdated laws on the books in lots of states all across the country. laura says those laws were written after the civil war and were really designed to penalize newly freed blacks. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. and i love the brain supplement neuriva plus for both of those reasons. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance, to keep your brain on its toes--figuratively speaking. in fact, it's their most complete formula ever, with c

brian kemp signed his state's bill soon after passage, also behind closed doors. what -- how hopeful are you that this measure can be reversed? and of course on the national level, there is great hope in this hr-1 for the people act, but in the meantime, what can you do to insist on transparenty or potentially reversing this measure, this law? >> certainly, we are going to continue to press, and we have to pass the for the people act. we have to make sure that we re-establish the ability of everyone to be able to have the right to vote, freely and fair lee. we arity setting a terrible example for the rest of the world. but what we can do is make sure that -- i think the governor of texas, the governor of florida need to realize that the lawsuits that were filed immediately in florida, i believe, will win voters and the naacp have merit. and ultimately much of what they passed because it was a solution in search of a problem, is going to get overturned by the courts. so they are either going to have these draconian laws and make it hearth harder for certain kinds o

in related news, georgia republican governor brian kemp on monday signed legislation repealing the 1863 citizen's arrest law that's being used to defend the three men. the law allowed citizens to arrest another person if an alleged crime was being committed. the men who killed arbery claimed without any evidence he had coitted a burglary. arizona has become the latest state to pass new voter suppression laws. on tuesday, republican governor doug ducey signed a bill that would remove over 100,000 voters from the state's early mail- in voting list. ducey signed the bill just hours after the state senate passed the new measure. voters who did not cast ballots by mail in two consecutive election cycles will be removed from the early voting list, and no longer automatically receive ballots unless they respond to a notice from county officials. this comes as a republican-ordered recount in the 2020 presidential election continues in arizona, overseen by cyber ninjas, whose ceo has espoused conspiracy theories claiming the election was stolen from former president trump. in related news, forme

in georgia, governor brian kemp extended state of emergency through next saturday georgia temporarilyed its gas tax and raise the the weight limit on trucks transporting fuel more than 40% of gas stations in georgia, virginia, and south carolina are out of fuel according to the gas buddy. the figure has gone up to 68% in north carolina. but it is even higher in the nation's capitol. 81% of gas stations in washington, d.c. are without fuel and indication of the lingering effect of this pipeline shutdown caused by a ransomware attack. jon back to you. jon: unbelievable jonathon live in georgia, jonathon thanks. it is not just the south if you live in the northeast, you could be paying more at the pump as well. some fear that fallout could last longer than expected. laura ingle has more from rockville centre, new york. laura. >> hi jon, people are talking about the price of gas here certainly there's not a lot of problems here in new york right now. but as jonathon just reported, there is a lot of concern moving forward as people are making plans and we've all seen these lines, these lon

this whole thing under control in the next 24 hours, which is news to many governors, including brian kemp of georgia, who knows that even with the pipeline back up and running, it will be several days before the fuel actually begins to flow again. sean. >> sean: trace gallagher thank you. with more now is the head of the petroleum analysis at gas buddy patrick is with us. patrick, why don't you explain what this app is, because it is significantly helpful at this time. >> thanks, sean. the apt is exactly what is mentioned, it helps people find fuel and with so many stations seeing huge outages, even d.c.i, 40% of stations in d.c., the nation apostate is capital, are without fuel and it's helping people figure this out because they need fuel, they need to get to their jobs, they need to get around and in addition we help people find the lowest price, sh who doesn't want the lowest price and to find fuel? if the trifecta. >> sean: people want to go -- i get to go to the app store your download gas buddy. is there any fee associated with it or is it all free? >> no, it's all free. in exchang

. >> reporter: here in georgia governor brian kemp has extended a state of emergency through next saturdayarily suspended its gas tax and raised the weight limits on trucks transporting fuel. even with these measures to streamline fuel deliveries, gasbuddy reports 46% of gas stations in this state are out of fuel today, 49% in neighboring south carolina. and in north carolina, eric, the figure's even higher, 68%. and in washington, d.c., 81% of all gas stations, according to gasbuddy, are out of fuel today. back to you. eric: wow. you'd have never thought how fast fuel would flow through those lines. by the way, jonathan, later in our newscast we will talk to a cyber expert about the threat from cyber criminals that they pose to our infrastructure. thank you. arthel? arthel: yeah, eric, that effort is very, very important and very serious as well. so the colonial pipeline, by the way, may be back in service, right? but prices at the pump are still rising across the country, and that is causing some lawmakers to take steps to avoid a potential crisis in some states. laura ingle live on long

legislation, they lobbied for the legislation, and once the legislation passed, they send it to brian kempd sign it immediately. he signed it in an hour. they gave the same message to governors in arizona, florida, texas. the rush to sign an hour after it passed in arizona this week. ron desantis signed the voter suppression bill in florida as a fox & friends exclusive. but you have here is one of the most influential dark money groups in republican circles writing voter suppression laws in secret, to make it harder for black, brown, and young people to be able to vote. it's a shocking development for democracy. >> one of the things you see in this presentation -- you have to states doing this, now there's a federal legislation, there is before the people act which would be a baseline threshold of voting access, which would regular eyes across the country as well as campaign finance reform aspects, and others. jessica anderson, the woman you saw there that runs the heritage sister network, he's doing a lot of work, she talks about killing a try as our one as top priorities. >> she says if

arizona's doug ducey, georgia's brian kemp, certified joe biden as the winner in their states, trumpe states, michigan and pennsylvania to name two, are deciding against running. one reason we keep hearing from those prospects is they don't want to deal with the chaos that comes with the big lie. >> reporter: multiple republicans told me that former president donald trump has been causing recruitment and retention issues sft republican party stares down 36 gubernatorial elections between now and next november of 2022. a large part of this is as you mentioned because of the litmus test that president trump has imposed on republican candidates, asking them to lie about the outcome of the 2020 election. there are so many republicans who just don't want to enter a race and have to straddle that line, in both a primary, and then a general election, where doing so might make them less appealing to the point that they lose. and embarrass themselves. the other problem is the relationship between donald trump and doug ducey. the arizona governor is, of course, the head of the republican gover

more states now -- i talked to asa hutchison -- >> martha: the governor of georgia, brian kemp is giving an update on the colonial pipeline. let's listen in. >> the environmental protection agency for the use of the winter fuel that was held in storage. as of late last night, that waiver was approved. i'd like to thank the epa for doing so. while we do not believe the winter fuel mix will be enough to completely fix the shortages we're currently seeing, we're optimistic it will help increase simply in the short term. in terms of new actions today, i will be receiving a briefing from the georgia cyber center soon in order to ensure all of state government is prepared for what may come our way next. my staff is also engaged in the cyber security advisory board, which my office launched in 2019 following the cyber attack on the department of public safety. compromise to professionals -- comprised i'd be better off saying, of professionals from the georgia national guard, homeland security agency, the gbi, the georgia cyber center and the georgia technology authority, this advisory board wil

when you look at where the governor of georgia, brian kemp signed their voter suppression legislation, it was in a closed room with other white men under a picture of a plantation and literally an african-american legislature was dragged off in cuffs by the police for trying to witness that. you have ran desantis giving an exclusive to fox news to witness that and here in texas the legislation passed at 3:00 a.m. this morning when everyone is asleep and nobody is watching. they do not want us to know what they are doing to our democracy so it so important for us to make sure we reach people on tv through the internet and at their doors when we go to register them and explain to them what is happening to them and their ability to vote in the next election. i think that's what it will take for us to overcome it. >> former congressman beto o'rourke, thanks for joining us this evening. >> thank you. >>> we have rescued randi kaye. her shot is back up from the villages in florida with the latest on this rally with matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. so randi, if you can hear us, what di

governor brian kemp calling the old law, outdated, and it was. dating back to the civil war.ry, while he was out jogging near brunswick, georgia, in february of 2020. he was chased down by three men, and shot to death. two of those men claim that they were making a citizen's arrest and acting in self-defense. all three, now charged with murder. governor kemp saying arbery was a victim of vigilante-style violence. arbery's mother and sister present for the bill signing. my cnn colleague, laura coates, our senior-legal analyst, points out there are still plenty of outdated laws on the books in lots of states all across the country. laura says those laws were written after the civil war, and were really designed to penalize newly-freed blacks. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. it's coming back to you now... real pants. find amex offers to save on the brands you love. one of the many things you can expect when you're with amex. oh! don't burn down the duplex. i have an idea for a trade. oh yeah, you going to place it? not until i'm sure. why don't you call td

georgia governor brian kemp extended state of emergency through next saturday in this state of the peachte temporarily us pengsded gas tax raised trucks transporting fuel more than 40% of gas stations in georgia, virginia, and south carolina are out of fuel according to gas buddy the figure is gone up to 68% in north carolina and it is 81% in washington, d.c. arthel. arthel: jonathon thank you very much for that live report. eric. eric: arthel you know colonial pipeline might be back in service bus prices at the pump we're told those are still rising nationwide causing lawmakers to try to take steps to avoid a potential crisis and some states. laura ingle live on long island new york about three bucks over three bucks gallon, i mean, i saw premium over $4 a gallon haven't seen this i don't know when, hey, laura. reporter: hi eric depends what block you go to where i'm standing in rockville centre 2.97 for regular and things are normal here on long island. we've been watching people come and go all day long but as we've been seeing throughout the week, things have been much different in o

georgia governor brian kemp signed a executive order waiving fuel taxes through saturday.he trickle of supply. national average gas price approaching 2.99 a gallon. aaa says if current trends continue we could see fuel prices most expensive level since november 2014. social media posts showing long lines up to several gas stations in north carolina inchewedding this one in asheville. the colonial pipeline which runs from texas to new jersey tends to keep fuel prices lower for communities it serves when running properly. in addition to transporting multiple grades of gasoline, cone y'all pipeline carries jet fuel. american airlines added stops with some long haul routes to fuel planes. delta, united say operations are unaffected. charles, colonial pipeline supplies 45% of the fuel consumption on the east coast. any disruption to the pipeline takes a bite out of consumers. back to you. david: charles: jonathan, thank you very much. i want to bring in mark tepper. this ransomware attack is having a devastating blow in general. it is giving us a sense of vulnerability as a nat

brian kemp issues an executive order prohibiting state agencies service providers and properties from19 vaccine passports. florida's governor ron desantis took similar action weeks ago. greg abbott says he will sign a bill allowing people to carry hand imuns without a license, a background check or training gun control groups and some in law enforcement oppose that bill. this is a live look at honolulu from our affiliate khon. one of the big stories there tonight, hawaii is said to have the best seat in the house to view total lunar eclipse combined with a super moon. they will be visible wednesday across the pacific offering the best viewing as well as western half of north americans, bottom of south america and east asia. blood red moon, that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak. i'm calling it...