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let's say they win georgia without the alliance of brian kemp.has a great night. >> that's why he has more paths to 270. she maybe has 1.5 and a generous analysis. he has multiple paths. the clearest and earliest path is georgia, north carolina, then you add on pennsylvania. i expect that where the pollsters leave off, the lawyers will pick up. both teams are ready, trying to make sure all the votes are counted and make sure that we don't see any of these shenanigans were people accepting postmarks too late were saying it was covid five years ago. we are worried about how people are voting. but i think all eyes are on that. he told his team from the beginning, i'll turn out the vote, you protect it, and they doing that. >> lawrence: it all matters what people do today. when they show up to the polls. in georgia the polls are going to close at 7:00 p.m., so you still got some time. north carolina, 7:30. stay in line. pennsylvania, 8:00 p.m. michigan, 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. so don't miss that. go to the swing state of wisconsin, you got 9:00 p.m.,

we saw with brian kemp too, going to house districts is one thing, donald trump has not had the same success when he tried to knock off the likes of a murkowski and brian kemp, a state wide vote with people that have much more stronger reputations across the state, that's a different ball game. >> that is a very good point. but are there four senators willing to take that risk, four of them, not just the lisa murkowskis who we'll name check over and over again. vaughn hillyard, jake sherman, thank you. >>> joining us now, former senior fbi official and msnbc legal analyst chuck rosenberg and former chief of the counterintelligence and export control section in the doj's national security division, david ufman. matt gaetz, what would he do, what do you fear he would do atop the doj? >> katy, sometimes when somebody tells you what they're going to do, it is best to believe them, especially the context of the donald trump era. gaetz has said he intends to do precisely what trump has campaigned on, which is persecuting and seeking vengeance on anyone at the department of justice that had

upset at the former president's attacks against our popular governor here, republican governor, brian kempeople say if trump loses on election night, it will in part, be because of his attacks against brian kemp at a rally earlier this year, george. >> george: an extraordinarily early vote in georgia. >> yes. so far about 4 million people have voted. when you compare that to 2020, we were looking at a total of 5 million votes. it's an incredible number, but i talked can republican officials earlier late last week who said there are good numbers they're seeing. if you look at the counties who have voted the highest turnout has been in deep red, in trump country. they lead the list. the problem is that's not where most of the people who vote and live in this state are. they are in counties like this one i'm in, a majority black county, one of the blue counties in the atlanta metro area that have all been performing above the state average. so the key is who is of course, going to show up at the polls. one thing, george, i will end with that is a very key number to look at, and that is that w

republican governor brian kemp of georgia, we got what we need from fema. we have had fema embedded with us since a day or two before the storm hit. governor youngkin, i'm incredibly appreciative of the rapid response and the cooperation from the federal team atrophy ma. donald trump was spreading misinformation that fema was not doing its job. the last few seconds, i would like for you to explain how that misinformation hindered fema's effort to provide disaster relief to those in need. >> any type of misinformation that creates some type of mistrust in the federal government creates a lack of opportunity for individuals that have been impacted by these disasters to get the assistance that they need and that they eligible for. we want to reach out to everybody that has been impacted and assure them that we are there to support them. they should register for asy -- assistance. >> do you think there were some people who did not receive disaster assistance because of this misinformation by donald trump? >> we will never know if there are people that should ha

you look at the coalition we had assembled here from nikki haley and brian kemp on the right to tulsi gabbard and bobby kennedy on the left, we want common sense back in government, and that is why we are supporting donald trump. [applause] but i am really troubled by what i have seen coming from the democrats over the last couple of weeks and really over the last couple of years. remember 2016, hillary clinton did not just attack hillary trump, she said the people who were voting for donald j. trump were part of a basket of deplorable's. she called you deplorable simply because you felt differently from her about questions of politics in this country. i think it's important, my friends, that we in this room, in this hanger, we in the republican party, we don't take that. one piece of advice i would give as the person that wants to be your next vice president, and this election, i'm sure every person in this room thinks or has a person in their life, friend, family member, may be acquittance, old classmate, who they think will vote the wrong way. i will make two requests of you. first

largely reliant on outside groups and reliant on governor brian kemp's organization that talks between the two republican camps. also, the contrast between the harris campaign and the 2020 biden campaign , the current campaign is the largest in state-coordinating campaigns in democratic history. pushing out further to target rural voters and take down the trump margins in his strongholds. different than what we thought we 20. biden won in 2020 and harris hopes to do the same this time around. >> phil mattingly not thank you so much >> >>> tune in for cnn's special coverage of election night in america that starts tuesday at 4:00 p.m. right here on cnn. strategy more from the campaign trail after this. will >>> with early voting underway, the u.s. supreme court made rulings that will affect voters in certain states. in battleground pennsylvania, the court held the police to expand options for voters whose mail in ballots were rejected for technical reasons. if a voter there made a mistake in how they prepare their mail in ballot, a provisional ballot may count as a backup option for the

brian kemp is popular republican government, to democratic senators and georgia passing in all of theintegrity legislation and massive 55% early voter turnout so biden last time, trump -- >> .2%. literally a type 10000 vote and then 20 fig 16 you can see how much five, seven points clinton one. the me to get back and give me a state you're watching. give me a state you're watching. just barely providing the last time early voting for republicans so far. it was a much larger one and take this back to the main map. we will rounded out. >> looking at north carolina where trump one in 2025 up 75k votes. good news, trump is there a lot suggesting he's not totally confident but kamala harris pulled out, keeping up with early voting surpassing it for 2020 so hard hit counties are doing. >> i was in north carolina covering it and they were worried about the election there but obviously the results looking one and a half points directly in 2020. in 2016 it was 3.8 percentage points so north carolina is one that remained red. anybody's guess where the states go but if the swing states swing one

we've got bobby kennedy and tulsi gabbard, as don mentioned, we've got brian kemp and nikki haley.he point here is not just to beat the democrats as fun as it will be. trust me. i'm going to enjoy beating kamala harris more than any person in this room come november 5. it's going to be fun. but i want you to remember the stakes and remember what we're fighting for. it's not just to win an election, it's to give the american people better leadership. you know, when i think about the future, i of course, can't help but think about it through the eyes of my seven year old, my four year old and my two year old, and i talk to all these parents who have lost a kid because their kid took something that was laced with fentanyl and they never got a chance to lecture their kid or to ground their kid. that simple teenage mistake took their child from them. i want my kids to grow up in a country where it's safe enough for them to make mistakes and learn from it rather than that mistake become a death sentence. i talked to a woman who told me that for 40 years in good times and bad, she and her

he was attacks, he and the governor, brian kemp were attacked for pushing a a law that was discriminatorye just showed it. they increased voting. jeff should apologize to him. liz: that's record voting. >> the fact that the -- he got 100 ce os to document the ad in a new york time and the law is biased and discriminatory. it's not right. it's obviously not right. liz: look at this gain here. charlie, thank you very much. big rally here. closing bell, we're less than five minutes away. the dow is on the precipice of history and about to make its 41st record close of this year. the biggest day since november of 2022. zeroing in on its fourth largest daily point gain on record. right now we're up 1,510 points for the dow. big gains everywhere, but we haven't yet addressed russell 2000. look at gains for little guys and small and mid caps up about 5.13% at the moment. sorry, transports and that's 7% for the russell 2000 as we round out the close. that's something jason katz of ubs wants to talk about along with cio of pence wealth managers andment. great to have you both. jason, biden adminis

. >> the previous high was 91% which was what brian kemp got in 2022 against stacey abrams.he next one below that was the 89% glenn youngkin got in virginia. in north carolina, donald trump won 86% of the evangelical vote to harris' 13%. we would argue, particularly the way both we and the republican party have put such a priority and such an emphasis on building a movement that looks more like america. with more young people, more hispanics, more african-americans, more asians. while we have done that, they have a serious faith problem. they have a faith problem and they have a limit intact family problem. if they don't do something to address this. it isn't just evangelicals. look at the catholic vote. donald trump after losing the catholic vote i believe by a percent four years ago, winning it by 6% eight years ago, yesterday donald trump won the catholic vote by 15%. and among catholics frequently attend mass -- maybe you got a slide on this -- but i think it is over two to one. i just do not see arithmetically, we don't know what will happen in 2026 or 2028. this is don

state by state in the seven battlegrounds you have democratic governors or republican governor like brian kempump before. so, the ability of donald trump as a nonincumbent president or a nonincumbent with governors not matched up with him politically to try to do what he tried to do in 2020 unsuccessfully is like much more limited. i hope that there is no violence in this country over politics. politics, the whole concept of politics is to avoid violence. the idea is to solve our differences peacefully. i do think that the set up is fundamentally a asymetric to what happened in 2020. >> i think people panic when they see what happens at the polls in north carolina, ballot boxes on fire. and that set, reset this is different, these are the governors of the state, there is the court system they will go through, you know, to give people that hope that we all know they are going to challenge, that feels obvious, but will they win the challenge? walking through those steps of sanity and raining in these states i think it would help people a lot with their mental health. >> okay. what happens the el

governor of georgia, brian kemp, is going to join us live as he and other leaders work to ensure thisel penny is back in court here in new york city this morning, but why is alvin bragg, the da, so focused on prosecuting a good samaritan acting in self-defense? while career criminals are allowed to roam the streets? we're going to talk to judge jeanine about that. plus president trump is going to reportedly look to form a new position that focuses on crypto currency and the new name we're hearing he might tap for the treasury department. kevin o'leary from shark tank is going to join us live. all that and more coming up at the top of the hour in in about nine minutes and five seconds. nine minutes and five seconds. you're watching fox and friends first live from a rainy new york city. or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before p

georgia's governor brian kemp was out today saying he sees a lot of enthusiasm among republicans in the peach state. >> we told people we have to get the vote out. i believe the enthusiasm and energy is more on our side than theirs right now, at least in georgia. our people have said look, we'll stick it in your eye and go vote and win this thing and keep georgia red like it should be. >> dana: georgia reporting strong early voter turnout, 3.7 million ballots already cast up 60% from 2020. >> bill: in nevada early fiftying returns show republicans so far out pace democrats. a large number of third party voters casting ballots as well. >> dana: jeff paul in nevada. the state sends a ballot in the mail to every registered voter. first madison is in forsythe county, georgia, just north of atlanta. hi, madison. >> good morning, dana and bill. yes, we're here in georgia for the final day of early voting. the state is on pace to see the highest record of early voting in the state's history. as you mentioned at last count we've seen 3.7 million people cast their early vote. that is over half o

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. >> the previous high was 91% which was what brian kemp got in 2022 against stacey abrams. the next one below that was the 89% glenn youngkin got in virginia. in north carolina, donald trump won 86% of the evangelical vote to harris' 13%. we would argue, particularly the way both we and the republican party have put such a priority and such an emphasis on building a movement that looks more like america. with more young people, more hispanics, more african-americans, more asians. while we have done that, they have a serious faith problem. they have a faith problem and they have a limit intact family problem. if they don't do something to address this. it isn't just evangelicals. look at the catholic vote. donald trump after losing the catholic vote i believe by a percent four years ago, winning it by 6% eight years ago, yesterday donald trump won the catholic vote by 15%. and among catholics frequently attend mass -- maybe you got a slide on this -- but i think it is over two to one. i just do not see arithmetically, we don't know what will happen in 2026 or 2028. this is d

made peace with a lot of people he'd been warring at before beforement not just in the senate with brian kempognition of reality there. paul: you can't understatement the importance of having 53 senators because what it means is you can afford to lose a couple for judicial choices, but when you're trying to put together that tax bill, you only need 511 bill to do it. somebody like rand paul can't get in the way because he doesn't think it's a perfect bill which, you know, he's done in the past. so this really important for legislation too. >> i think that's right. you recall back in 2017 when they tried to pass the health care or repeal and replace bellecare, and if that ended up failing in the senate even after they slimmed it down and made number of concessions, and it failed by three votes. this gives them a larger margin to go through tax reform and perhaps other reforms. make another go at health care reform, i think there's a lot to do, and they've already are mentioned they're throwing out some ideas. so, yes, this will give them the more leverage. paul: still ahead, stocks stage a rel

the one thing that former president donald trump benefits though from is brian kemp's machine. he has a ground game here that's been successful. they mended their broken relationship. and they are side-by-side in this state and i think it's going to pay off. one thing i want to bring y'all's attention to yesterday i was on a flight and talking to this voter. she is an older woman. she straight up told me she is not happy about her vote. before she said that she is going to vote for donald trump. but she was not able to tell her children that. and so, bryan llenas was talking about the agony for some voters there are a lot of voters that feel some sort of shame because they are choosing the economy over every other issue. they feel like they gave the past administration a shot. they said they were going to bring the temperature down. well, they didn't bring the temperature down and gas prices and grocery store prices went up. and so. there is a pendulum that is swinging in this election. howe it's going to go, none of us know. >> brian: let's talk about one thing that the presid

governor brian kemp weighed in with lawrence a short time ago. >> this one hits close to home for us. know mardy and the girls and i live in athens, georgia. we know the judge. we know the deputy that was standing right there in the courtroom. we know the phillips and riley families. our daughter is a senior at the university of georgia even when i was on campus marty and i were in the area where she lost her life. i can't tell you how many times. this is a bittersweet day. this is a tragic event as you and your colleagues have been saying. never should have happened. but it did because of bad policies of this administration which is quite honestly outrageous but i am thankful that justice was swift here and the judge moved so quickly. >> lawrence: one thing that i think people are missing with this case is tren de aragua, clean-up is reportedly he is a part of, they work within the prison system. so we're putting them in prison to go back to people that are operating within the prison. this is like a gift for him. this is why they need to evaluate the death penalty. are you going to

. >> martha: he had a difficult relationship with governor brian kemp.f you remember, four years ago, after losing georgia, they tried to salvage two senate races in georgia. a month later, special elections. that didn't go well either. so this is a very big win for former president trump to have this redemption in georgia tonight. >> bret: now we're at electoral count 248 for trump. 216 for harris. we have juan williams and karl rowe. darren, i got you out here. are we calling georgia? you pushed the button. >> martha: are you here to tell us we were right? >> exactly right. i thought you were going to grill me. we preempted that. >> martha: what else are we going to call? >> you called georgia in the nick of time for you. >> bret: how do you see this night? was it like you thought doing in and as you look at the blue wall there? >> i think two things. this is an election unprecedented by my standards. the more data i saw, the more possibilities seemed to unfold. stuff a couple weeks ago i didn't think could happen. i didn't think trump could win the na

groups largely reliant on governor brian kemp's organization that detente between the two republican camps pretty critical a few weeks ago, but also the contrast between the harris campaign and the 2020 biden campaign. the current campaign, the largest in state coordinated campaign and democratic history, pushing out much further, trying to target rural voters to take down trump's margins in his strongholds, very different from what we saw in 2020. obviously, biden won in 2020, harris hoping to do the same this time around we'll see how it plays out. phil, appreciate it. thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us tonight. america hill in for erin burnett. hope you're having a happy halloween. stay tuned. ac360 starts right now once again, claims he will be women's protector and ads, whether they like it or not. also tonight, new cnn, battleground polling, john king breaks it down. we're joined by senior harris campaign adviser david plouffe and donie o'sullivan reports on the step-by-step plans that influential trump supporters are making to overturn the election if trump loses a

easier method of voting by mail because of sb 202, because of sb 189 laws that ratzenberger and brian kemp supported and pushed forward. people who are disabled, people who have lost their homes are facing harder times casting their ballots, but they refuse to be silenced. and what we are excited about is that here in the state of georgia, despite the government making it harder to cast your ballot people are willing to fight to make it happen anyway. so they're showing up. they're standing in lines they shouldn't have to stand in because they believe their voices matter, and that this election matters. and we believe they're standing in these lines, especially to support kamala harris. >> i think in another time, another election, it would be wildly surprising to hear to hear you say, you should listen to liz cheney with regard to this election, what do you think of what has. i mean, people are it's going to be settling in today. what donald trump said yesterday and liz cheney responding this morning to donald trump's, suggesting she firing line and the fact that, you know, the response i

you've seen from the trump campaign, largely reliant on outside groups, largely reliant on governor brian kemp's organization, the detente between the two republican camps pretty critical a few weeks ago, but also the contrast between the harris campaign and the 2020 biden campaign. the current campaign, the largest in-state coordinated campaign in democratic history, pushing out much further trying to target rural voters to take down trump's margins in his strongholds. very different from what we saw in 2020. obviously, biden won in 2020. harris, hoping to do the same this time around erica, we'll see how it plays out and our thanks to phil mattingly thanks to all of you for joining us tonight. >> the source starts now tonight >> i want to protect the women of our country. i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. isn't yours, kamala harris tells voters. >> it actually is, i think, very offensive donald trump doesn't respect women. >> ps

campaign, largely reliant on outside groups, largely reliant on governor brian kemp's organization, the detente between the two republican camps pretty critical a few weeks ago, but also the contrast between the harris campaign and the 2020 biden campaign. the current campaign, the largest in-state coordinated campaign in democratic history, pushing out much further trying to target rural voters to take down trump's margins in his strongholds. very different from what we saw in 2020. obviously, biden won in 2020. harris, hoping to do the same this time around erica, we'll see how it plays out and our thanks to phil mattingly thanks to all of you for joining us tonight. >> the source starts now tonight >> i want to protect the women of our country. i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. isn't yours, kamala harris tells voters. >> it actually is, i think, very offensive donald trump doesn't respect women. >> plus a boom and a bonus. the wall street journal says the next president will inherit an economy in the black as the economist warns, donald trump will put america back

the country maybe aren't even trying to do it intentionally and they're both republican governors brian kemp in georgia and mark gordon in wyoming i bet that they would be surprised to be honest, they probably don't think of on the top of that list, but they and the reason is because they've if you want to build an ev manufacturing facility, do it here. if you want to make. the biggest wind farm in the united states, do it here. they're basically saying we want have your business because we know it's good for. our community, we know it's good for our state's economy. it's going to create jobs in rural areas. and i'm talking to tech, you know, environmental climate, tech who are putting their startups in these states because that's where they're allowed to do it. states like california and new york have too many regulatory and the costs are way too high. and so all these republican governors like saying, okay, then do it, do it in my state. and it's lowering the cost energy there because all these brand new technologies popping up and they're in so much economic development. i mean, georgia's

brian kemp does have some operation but will that be enough? i think chris and susie , excuse me jason miller they've done a great job with what they've had but one of the biggest mistakes in this race will be outsourcing this or allowing elon musk who has never done this. it's different. he smaller than all of us combined except ebu and he can build a rocket that is different than actually getting people from their couches to the polls. there are people out there that can do that work. there's one other small tidbit. we spent a lot of time talking about black voters. there is literally no poll bearing that out. he was pulling at 9% african-american voters which is less than the exits. georgia and north carolina hitting those marks. >> are you telling me we fell for a narrative once again. >> i was sitting here all the time saying no . they are not going to vote for donald trump because of gold sneakers. >> the polling has moved a little bit in her direction. i wonder are we seeing something that is happening in real-time in the final days of t

republican governor brian kemp of georgia, we got what we need from fema. we have had fema embedded with us since a day or two before the storm hit. governor youngkin, i'm incredibly appreciative of the rapid response and the cooperation from the federal team atrophy ma. donald trump was spreading misinformation that fema was not doing its job. the last few seconds, i would like for you to explain how that misinformation hindered fema's effort to provide disaster relief to those in need. >> any type of misinformation that creates some type of mistrust in the federal government creates a lack of opportunity for individuals that have been impacted by these disasters to get the assistance that they need and that they eligible for. we want to reach out to everybody that has been impacted and assure them that we are there to support them. they should register for asy -- assistance. >> do you think there were some people who did not receive disaster assistance because of this misinformation by donald trump? >> we will never know if there are people that should ha

georgia alone, according to governor brian kemp, needs $12.2 billion just for hurricane helene damageecovery. that's just one state. just one storm. i don't say this often, not often at all, but i echo president bind's call to quickly pass a supplemental funding package with no delay. we must work together in a bipartisan, bicameral manner to get the american people the help they deserve. disaster relief is not a red issue, it's not a plu issue. it is a red, white, and blue issue. we have a responsibility to help our communities recover, and there's no excuse for us to delay any further. we also must ensure that our timber farmers are able to deduct the value of their lost crop which is why i'm pushing for my bill, the disaster reforestation act, to be included as part of the package. i'm ready to work with my republican and democrat colleagues to get this disaster supplemental across the finish line. anything less, anything less than this, mr. speaker, will be a dereliction of our duty. our people need help. and they need it now. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. mr. moore: t

. >> brian kemp did the same thing over and over again, you would think to their detriment, but theycan is another vice president who told him you have no choice but to save the republic, and that would be dan quayle. you have republican election workers up in michigan, again, threatened for what they did. maricopa county republicans over and over again said we can keep counting this all you want, but we're not going to change the numbers. so they held four years ago. let's hope they hold again tonight. >> absolutely. georgia counted three times in 2020, including once by hand to make sure it was right. >>> meanwhile, the ceo and editor of the nevada independent john ralston who has a sterling track record when it comes to predictions in nevada about elections, now ralston is predicting a narrow victory for kamala harris over donald trump by less than half a point. ralston is also predicting a win for jacky rosen over her opponent sam brown with a more comfortable margin of five points. john joins us from las vegas. polls there open at the top of the hour. john, great to have you wit

he has pleaded with the popular republican governor there a brian kemp, who held a series of "get outt explicitly endorsing him and out of the campaign trail campaigning with him. they appeared together once at a storm briefing. but that was really it after donald trump trashed his way. they will be watching to see if it has an impact because he is a popular republican governor. he is a very sophisticated political machine. and that is also the trump campaign hoping to have on their side going into tonight. so they will be watching the vote share their as well as north carolina. because obviously -- >> okay, woodlocke kaitlan collins. let's go to david chalian who has some new exit poll information from georgia to share. david, what issues are driving georgia voters? >> is our first state exit poll. anticipation that the polls are about to close in georgia. it does not match where it is initially. it is the economy far and away 40% of georgia voters in this election say that the economy is the most important issue. that is got to be global news to the trump campaign there. 20% sa y fe

we have them together with our to show them together with our governor brian kemp working for the peoplehe numbers with male inverters or with early votes, but it is looking harder for them, because it looks like young men did turn out for donald trump. i am reminded tonight that something that kellyanne conway, donald trump's campaign manager said kellyanne conway, donald trump's campaign managersaid in kellyanne conway, donald trump's campaign manager said in 2016, the is a difference to voters between what offends you and what affects you. we were speaking about how there have been republic inverters we have said this time around, more so than in 2016, i do not love his rhetoric and some of the things i'm hearing but i am affected by inflation, i am offended by some of the things i hear but i am affected tjy the things i hear but i am affected by the fact my rent is 30% higher than before covid, the price of beef is a5% higher, and those are things that people feel, particularly those low propensity voters, there is an inflation growth gap, if you own your house, you're not feeling th