and really move his campaign to a different level. >> i remember brian kemp of georgia are great straight. thanks very much for coming in aaron back to you. >> all right. well obviously the governor of georgia, they're talking after marjorie taylor greene, who came out and obviously at the very beginning and he referenced this she talked about what happened saturday. she talked about mr. comperatore who died. and then she went to her previously scheduled speech yeah you know, obviously she talked about trans youth. >> are she's two genders here's it, here's one question for me after saturday, it just comes even more. how is it that we're all supposed to live? together here, right? like that's supposed to be part of what the politicians are up to is proving out, how it as we made the country better, but how it is we make more and more people included in it. but maybe there's another agenda that's marjorie taylor is agenda which doesn't actually include all americans. and i think that's the thing for fairly people in the left, but a lot of people the center they want to have a country where

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brian kemp has done an excellent job creating a good environment for donald trump. adam: he's looking beyond all that. always good talking to you. >> he got renominated and won a smashing victory over stacy abrams. julie: heard about the latest housing news, home prices setting a record, a sign of a jumpstart in economic activity on the housing front. why that number would be against it after this. ♪ good morning, georgia. we're so happy to be in this great state and be with all of you today. making history, showing the united states and the world how to properly care for our heroes who cared for us we're here to break ground on our newest veterans village. it■ll house ninety of our heroes it is in a state of dilapidation. and we are going to be performing a full renovation of this property in houston, we're able to treat them one on one, and i think that's the real breakthrough that tunnel to towers has made. we treat the veteran as they are where they are. each of these units is an efficiency apartment. it has their own kitchenette with a cooktop, microwave, full

>> this is something that we've talked about with the governor of georgia, republican governor brian kemp, because obviously we talk about the margins here. biden won in 2020 by 11,700 79 votes with all memorize that number at that point because of donald trump. but when he was asked if it was a battleground state, i just want you to listen to what he told me and i have a vested interest in making sure that georgia remains red, unlike it did in 2020. i mean, i think that sends the narrative that, you know, georgia's not this purple state that everybody thinks it is you know, i think there is a question of is it a purple state or was that because of the anomaly of what happened in 2020, what would your reaction to that beam? i would go back to basic elementary color theory. that red and blue makes purple. we've made have a red governor, but we've got to two blue senators to true blue senators were going to do the work again to make certain that our state turns purple, states purple and turns blue the chair of the harris campaign told staff last week as they were dealing with a lot of reef

we know trump will be supported by popular governor, brian kemp will support him. brian kemp will have all his voter suppression tactics at his fingertips to try to keep donald trump in control of that state. what's ahead here's campy got to do to combat that? >> if i my colleague jon ossoff, african american man and a jewish man can win in georgia, kamala harris can win in georgia. contrast between these two campaigns could not be more stark you literally have a criminal running against a prosecutor. more importantly, i think when you look at the contrast t between project 2025 which wants to cut the civil service, that wants to get utrid of programs like head start. ima alum of headstart. it's a program that invests in early childhood and development of poor children. that makes sure they are nurtured with reading and literacy. without headstart, i would not be a united states senator. it literally set the foundation for my life. project 2025 and j.d. vance's of the world think childcare and investing in early childcare is somehow a problem for american families.

and where was governor brian kemp yesterday, he was here in wisconsin rallying republicans to vote forald trump. so, you know, if the bushes of the world aren't here, delegates don't mind, they say that basically. >> david, i want to focus on the trump family. in his prior campaigns, it was ivanka trump, jared kushner, melania trump that were trump's inner circle. it's a different troika this time. lara trump and her husband eric trump have emerged in the campaign as the most influential set inside the trump family. >> i think we can focus on donald trump jr. more than any of the other two, even though lara trump is co-chairman of the republican national committee. donald trump jr. has always been known as the real republican within the trump family. he was republican before anybody else was including his father, and he is a conservative populist. he's the one that pushed hard for senator j.d. vance to be selected as the running mate. he is decidedly not a reagan era republican and really comes to these positions authentically, whereas his father is much more transactional. but i reall

that's why brian kemp beat david perdue because republicans like donald trump and j.d vance don't play in georgia and every time they try to get these out of touch individuals like herschel walker and others, they lose if they had gotten somebody like the lieutenant governor, we have been having a different conversation. they have these weird extreme people and georgia republicans don't like it, and they're going to lose mayor kasim reed, geoff duncan. thank you both so much for your insight tonight thanks a lot well, at tonight's rally, harris, she criticized project 2025, which is the conservative blueprint for overhauling the government, among other things. it was about for a possible second, donald trump presidency but you know, now the man who was leading the way on this, paul dans, he actually stepped down today after facing criticism from both democrats and the trump campaign. trump's campaign advisers writing in a statement reports of project 2025, demise as would be greatly welcomed, entered serve as notice to anyone or any group trying to misrepresent their influence with pre

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pass the john lewis voting rights act as the georgia republican party continues to fight against brian kemp's sure that when we tell you to show up and cast your vote, we can assure you it will be counted. that is not -- that has not stopped the republicans in our state from doing everything they can. just this week we've seen a website put up by republicans in charge of voting in our state, where any person can go on and cancel voter registration. what we know is we have to continue to do the work to educate voters, to check voter registration. make sure it has not been canceled. when we show up to vote in miss to elect her as president, we want all of those votes to be counted. >> congresswoman nikema williams of the great state of georgia, think you very much for coming to the last word. >> thank you, jonathan. >>> coming up, today on the campaign trail the vice president had a message for her opponent about lies on the border and immigration. that is next. >> donald trump on the other hand has been talking a big game about securing our border, but he does not walk the walk or as my friend

next, georgia governor brian kemp, representative jim jordan and steve scalise, and senator john thune talking about the current political landscape in a conversation with politico. they discussed several topics including the investigation into the assented -- attempted assassination of former president trump and the nomination of j.d. vance to be the vice presidential republican nominee. from milwaukee, this is two hours. politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eug

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in georgia we have a law thanks to brian kemp and that put people on the rolls when they have a driversis state. democrats like to pretend there is a huge obstacle to registration. that's a lie. >> dana: immigration, inflation, crime still the top issues in georgia? >> they absolutely are. we still are amongst the worst in the nation when it comes to inflation here and when it comes to immigration, let's not forget it was here where university of georgia student lakin riley was murdered in athens by an illegal immigrant. she have was at some -- i will point out she has still never said lakin riley's name. >> dana: thank you for being on our show. it is back in play we'll have you back on the show. thank you. >> bill: 11 minutes before the hour. later today former president trump expected to speak at the national association of black journalists convention. that's in chicago. some of the group's members are furious about giving trump a platform and expecting to see some protests. fox news harris faulkner will be at the event co-moderating a panel with the former president. vice president

brian kemp refuses to change medicare. i lost my health care. so this is very real for me.ement knows that we're in it together. and we're in it together to win because there's so much at stake. you know, no matter what music you like or what dance moves you know, we all want our kids to have a better future. and that's why i'm here. >> yeah. >> and i will say before i started singing not like us, i had the same energy for brick house and some ludicrous songs. i was enjoying myself all night. the energy was electric because we're excited. >> parker, as you may know, ludicrous was all about grass roots organizing, the album word of mouth is how you get the word out. we've got -- we're going through the pictures of you as well as kamala up there. i want to ask you, you're what they used to call i'm guessing from what i gather a yellow dog democrat, right? not someone who goes back and fort to the republicans. i say that by introduction of -- >> i'm not a democrat. i'm not a republican in any way shape or form. >> this is where i'm going with this. >> you know what i am. someb

taking the party in the 1930s direction, where the original tafts of ohio were going, you still have brian kempill have mike pence, you still have bill cassidy out there. you have a lot of these republican governors i don't think believe in this type of tariff. they will turn the dollar store into the $10 store if they go through with donald trump's tariffs. it's going to make the biden inflation complaints pale in comparison. you tell me why the reagan kisch isn't working anymore. why did j.d. vance get traction? >> that was a close election. i think peter teal poured money into vance's campaign. at the end, you had a situation where trump endorsed vance. that was a very close election. matt dolan is a very viable figure out here. this whole notion that reducing taxes, foreign trade is good as long as it's reciprocal, that we are playing a major role in the world. the party i belonged to all of my life, the party of reagan. but we have seen that fade away. everything is in a cycle in my opinion. you know what? there will be a magnetic figure who will rise and begin to articulate that again. as

georgia republican governor brian kemp as a well, home depot founder ken langone and former biden borderl ortiz. he has a thing or two to say about the president recently brag about things more peaceful at the border. and we've got dr. ben carson on wednesday, just some of the special guests we have as we continue to cover the convention. we're all over it. special for a first date? wait! that's all for a first date? whoa. alright, c'mon earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable warranty. the process is simple. give us a call to schedule your free gutter inspection. if you decide to move forward with the project, you put nothing down at all. 833 leaffilter or visit leaffilter.com today. i'm sam, i have a three and a hal

we have a statement from georgia governor brian kemp and at times has been a contentious relationship gracious, all georgians join fellow americans morning the innocent life taken today let me pause -- with no thought enough about those families that have lost loved ones. they went to a political rally today and they are not going home. our prayers are with all of them. governor kemp goes on and says in innocent life taken today, at the pennsylvania rally and praying for attendees still receiving care. i am deeply thankful for the secret service swift action to keep former president trump and rally goers safe, the attempt on former president trump's life is horrific and contrary to every that was important. the political disagreement peacefully at the ballot box through heinous acts of violence. we must stand together to condemn what happened and remind ourselves regardless of how we vote for what we believe we are all americans so it's more statements as they come in, look at them to you. the story you are about to hear. joining us now, former white house physician, ronnie jackson. h

politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eugene daniels, and georgia governor brian kemp. [applause] eugene: hello. hello, hello. a little beyonce to get the morning started. where are we at? i have to walk onto a beyonce song otherwise it's over. we have governor kemp. thank you for joining today. gov. kemp: b here. beyonce is normally not my song but i'm glad to be here. eugene: i'll talk to your team after this. we envision a different conversation before saturday. the country has changed. a lot to get to. we have a vp pick for president trump, j.d. vance. i will keep it simple. what do you think? gov. kemp: i'm not really surprised. i think a lot of similarities to those two, former president trump and senator vance. a big difference in age. that brings something to the ticket with his youth. eugene: the first millennial vice president. gov. kemp: i think there's a lot of really good people former president trump was talking about picking that were in the mix. i think any of them would have been good picks. any of those picks, the base, the party, the people here and

next, georgia governor brian kemp, representative jim jordan and steve scalise, and senator john thune talking about the current political landscape in a conversation with politico. they discussed several topics including the investigation into the assented -- attempted assassination of former president trump and the nomination of j.d. vance to be the vice presidential republican nominee. from milwaukee, this is two hours. politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eugene daniels, and georgia governor brian kemp. [applause] eugene: hello. hello, hello. >> hello. hello, hello. a little beyonce to get the morning started. afternoon, wherever we are. i have in my right or i have to walk onto beyonce. otherwise, we are over. governor kemp, thank you for being here. the country has changed. a lot to get to. we have a vp pick for president trump, j.d. vance. i will keep it simple. what do you think? gov. kemp: i'm not really surprised. i think a lot of similarities to those two, former president trump and senator vance. a big difference in age. that brings something to the t

mike pence, his outreach and influence on state officials, people like the governor of georgia, brian kemp, and also his speech on the ellipse that day? >> yeah the supreme court gave some guidance, some loose guidance to judge chutkan, but you can see where they expect gonna go. they basically said the court today said trump's communications with doj. those are going to be covered. he's immune, his conversations with the vp probably are going to be covered, even a speech on the ellipse they say is probably going to be covered two. so they're signaling to judge chutkan i'm not going to we're not going to leave you with a lot and you hadn't really interesting exchange just that with little scharf kaitlan, where he seemed to suggest that there's going to be so little left in this case that it's not even going to be enough to support criminal charges. i'm not quite sure it's going to be that extensive, but whatever is left of this indictment, it's going to look like swiss cheese. it's going to have holes all over. and as andy said, the supreme of course said, you can't even use prosecutors, c

think donald trump has a strong case to do that based on his record versus joe biden's governor brian kemp thanks so much for taking the time to chat to you. appreciate we want to get straight now to cnn's kaitlan collins, who's on the floor of the convention because kaitlan, there's a familiar face during the stage right now surprising base boris, because this is not someone who was expected to be at the republican convention. >> initially, that is governor nikki haley, ambassador nikki haley, who was once one trump's fiercest primary challenger is certainly one of his harshest critics during the republican primary. she was not actually invited to speak at the republican convention until that attempted assassination of donald trump that happened on saturday. >> i am told that it was after that that donald trump reached out to her his team did to see if she would be interested you and coming here to speak. so we will be hearing from her on this stage behind me tonight. everyone will be watching that very closely. we know that she's voting for donald trump shared he came not a few months ag

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memo says, quote, trump has waged a full-on war with georgia's top republicans, including governor brian kemp and secretary of state brad raffensberger. and it points to trump's performance in the republican primary. and the votes he lost to nikki haley, the harris campaign, also launching a new 50 million dollar ad campaign in battleground states today, seeing him still, alvarez is joining us now, what can we expect? priscilla alvarez is no, not priscilla from alvarez, but from kamala harris in georgia this morning well on her campaign is trying to keep this state in play. of course, they want to build on the surge of enthusiasm over the last week in what is a critical state as a reminder? they're president biden only narrowly won the state in 2020. and when he did, it marked the first time a democratic presidential candidate had won and nearly 30 years. so that is why they are paying such close attention to this state. and of course, other swing states are going to a release and they already have released that ad that looks back at her history as a process so cuter, making the argument that

he actually said brian kemp, but he didn't vote at all. last week, the former lieutenant governor endorsed harris, the harris campaign sees those defections as a possible inroad to disenfranchise republicans let's discuss with cnn senior political analyst, ron brownstein, he's also senior editor for the atlantic. ron, you wrote a new analysis for cnn.com arguing that vice president harris can do something president biden was unable to, and that is quote consolidate the voters who agree with her on abortion. what do the numbers tell us about how that coalition of voters could show up for harris and some key battleground states yeah, it's something that's received almost no attention, but it really is one of the biggest changes in the landscape in 24 relative to the last few cycles in 2023, quarters of roughly three-quarters of people who identified as pro-choice supporting abortion legal abortion in all, or most cases voted for biden in 22 democratic house candidate, again, one three-quarters of voters who supported abortion in all or most

in part, trump has waged a full on war with with georgia's top republicans, including governor brian kemp, and the secretary of state, brad ryan burger. the harris campaign is also launched again, new $50,000,000 ad campaign in battleground states today, cnn's priscilla alvarez has this new era has news reporting on all of this. she's joining us now. >> what do we expect? what do you expect or are you hearing about to expect from harris in georgia when she touches down kate, this is expected to be a rally with big turnout and the idea here is to surge that enthusiasm into action, especially in the critical state of georgia. >> remember, this was a state that president biden narrowly won in 2020. and when he did it marked the first time that a democratic presidential candidate had won in nearly 30 years. and that is the reason that it is being so closely watched now, now, ahead of the visit, the campaign releasing a new ad that essentially gives us a glimpse of the argument that the vice president will continue to make over the next couple of months. and that is that she's going to prosecu

mike pence, his outreach and influence on state officials, people like the governor of georgia, brian kemp, and also his speech on the ellipse that day yeah the supreme court gave some guidance, some loose guidance to judge chutkan, but you can see where they expect her to go. they basically said the court today said trump's communications with doj. those are going to be covered. he's immune, his conversations with the vp probably are going to be covered, even a speech on the ellipse, they say is probably going to be covered too. so they're signaling the judge, chuck and i'm not going we're not gonna leave you with a lot and you hadn't really interesting exchange does not with little scharf, kaitlyn, where he seemed to suggest that there's gonna be so little left in this case that it's not even going to be enough to support criminal charges. i'm not quite sure it's going to be that extensive, but whatever is left of this indictment, it's going to look like swiss cheese. it's going to have holes all over and his and he said, the supreme court said, you can't even use prosecutors, can't even

mike pence, his outreach and influence on state officials, people like the governor of georgia, brian kemp, and also his speech on the ellipse that day? yeah the supreme court gave some guidance, some loose guidance to judge chutkan, but you can see where they expect durde go. >> they basically said the court today said trump's communications with doj. those are going to be covered. he's immune his conversations with the vp probably are going to be covered, even a speech on the ellipse they say is probably going to be covered two. so they're signaling to judge chuck and i'm not going to we're not going to leave you with a lot and you hadn't really interesting exchange just that with low scharf kaitlyn, where he seemed to suggest that there's gonna be so little left in this case that it's not even going to be enough to support criminal charges. i'm not quite sure it's going to be that extensive, but whatever is left of this indictment, it's going to look like swiss cheese. it's going to have holes all over. and as andy said, the supreme of course said, you can't even use prosecutors, can't

january 6, right do you find that we as a republican, that language i think for georgia governor brian kempon when asked about this question. if the nominee of the party is talking about the past you're going to have a darn tough time winning this election in november. people want to know the solutions for their problems today, and i want to afford aching message talking about the election being stolen. we know what the data showcases on this. a plethora of americans, even a sizable percent of republicans don't actually agree with that. it's, it's a small cohort of the republican base that supports former president that have that position. and so from my perspective, strategically thinking, i'm looking at numbers, but numbers guy and the numbers showcase that this is a message that does not resonate with enough voters to get him to that too. 70 that magic number that he would need to return to the white house. so i would say take a step back, don't focus on this. focus on the things where he has some advantages such as economic front, immigration, et cetera. but the more he talks about this

that maybe voted for trump or biden or in georgia, she's in georgia tonight, i think about the brian kemp and rafael warnock voters, they both won on the same ticket and she could speak to them, you know, by representing herself as a law and order former prosecutor, tough on crime, not some scary liberal, someone that you could trust. and i think if she gets that piece down, the future not past thing, almost fall news place just by the pictures of them. a picture of kamala harris walking down the stairs and the little girls meeting her, looking up at her versus old donald trump golfing on the golf court. i mean, future versus past. that just happens as long as you get the rest of it in place. >> sarah, that is an interesting point because it does raise the question, what the heck does a trump campaign do at this point? they come out of the gates trying to attack the positions from the 2020 democratic primary. okay. i get that. they say she no longer supports single payer health care and one of the issues they go after her on and certainly talk her being -- you've heard them before, west c

official or unofficial was his campaign to speak to these state officials, including georgia governor brian kempficial or unofficial, his comments at the january 6 rally that day, urging people to go to the capital and to fight like hell does that official or unofficial conduct they're basically saying we're not deciding any of this. this is up for judge chutkan to decide. they're giving her a test that she can now apply to all of the actions alleged in the indictment. and then once she decides are what are unofficial and official acts, that's going to take some time, that's gonna require litigation briefs from the lawyers, potentially, some oral argument, then they will likely be left with what are unofficial acts or official acts outside the scope of his core constitutional powers. and the reason the trump team's still sees such a quote, major victory here is because they believe that jack smith would still you'll need certain pieces of evidence in order to prove what's left of his case that would be official acts and they believe that they could probably get that tossed out. but what we know

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