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c, tropicana. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." georgia's several voting restrictions in the past year, which is both bad news and good news. the bad news is that the restrictions make voting in georgia much harder. the good news is that it's led to america's hottest new competition show. ♪ ♪ >> hello to you at home, i am roy wood jr., she is desi lydic and we welcome you to the most electrifying challenge and all of democracy. >> that's right, roy, we are live at the fulton county but a school where ballot casting warriors are ready to vote their hearts out but only if they can overcome the grueling and somehow legal obstacles placed before them. >> this is "georgia ninja boater." >> i'm sorry, i thought i was going to take that line. >> take it. >> this is george i -- ♪ ♪ >> all right, desi, let's meet today voters. >> this is trey johnson, this guy's abuse with the ballot. speak of the thing about his first vote was for obama. next, you know she never misses a vote, her elections are the only thing on the calendar. >> not even her grandki

c-span. powered by cable. >> georgia governor brian kemp has won reelection defeating his democratic challenger stacey abrams the margin of victory was larger this time around then when they ran against each other in 2018. here is stacey abrams speaking to supporters in atlanta >> thank you, jordan. thank you, daddy. [laughter] >> it is good to be here at this moment surrounded by your love and support and let me begin by offering congratulations to governor brian kemp. our state has experienced one soul crushing crisis after another over the past few years and even during these trying times, the fighting spirit of georgia has prevailed. we have seen what's possible and we stand up for our neighbors and protect each other. we made sacrifices, we pitched in, we've seen each other's fight is our own and would done things we never thought we could stop it is in the spirit of that endurance and that persistence that i decided again to run for governor. [applause] >> i got into this race for one reason and one reason only, to fight. and not just any fight, a fight to save georgia. a fight on behalf

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georgia until december 6 your thoughts? >> republicans lost a seat in pennsylvania if they fail to pick up a c in nevada the georgia doesn'tter, it doesn't determine one way or another, democrats will hold the senate. it's unacceptable the fact that we are still counting votes in the way the accounting and the way they administered the elections that go on for weeks on end which leads to the problem with counting late ballots and the result was can't be surprised at the conclusion, a lot of people, well-meaning people have serious questions about the veracity of these elections. >> i think you're right about that, it shouldn't take this long, what can kat that many in one night, there's no reason other states shouldn't be able to do the same self making sure elections run well should be huge priority but also as much as i think voters will be discouraged by the issues, the flipside when you see how close margins are, voters realize my vote count where people thought it doesn't matter, it will be a landslide for this or that person, why bother voting? your vote matters in a big way so i hope that's the message instead of ju

and warnock in georgia, a c complete radical leftist, who votes for high inflation and not to close theder, and john fetterman in pennsylvania, a bernie sanders knockoff if not worse, he wanted to open prisons in pennsylvania, he was on the parole board, voting by himself to let murderer after murderer out of prison, he said nothing about how he would secure the border, all of a sudden he is for fracking, we know he opposes fracking, she a radical, and sherri beasley in north carolina, a hard-core leftist,s they are not so-called moderates and nevada, catherine cortez masto. she is an incumbent. when she is silent, she voting party line. that joe biden radical line, schumer radical line. she campaigns on one issue. abortion on demand. that is partial-birth abortion. she thinks that november nevadans are committed to, that and arizona mark -- mark kelly. he pretends to be a mod yeah, the, a former astronaut, when he fo facilitate radical left agenda, and utah a repr . >> silent endorsement of rino republicans, to try to take out mr. conservative in the senate mike lee. he is a disgrace.

let's hear from joe in georgia, good morning. ll>> i love c-span, you're a great network for 30 years, you do a great job. i like donald trump a lot and right now i was on the hannity program yesterday supporting herschel walker, he's running down in georgia and of course he's endorsed by trump and that's going to be a great race and i'm telling you everybody to call everybody they know in georgia and tell them to support herschel but i like trump very much on the stock market got and when trump was president the stock market was booming andi just think he's a great leader . and i strongly support him and also herschel walker in georgia. >> you think governor desantis is a player at this point? >> i like governor desantis very much, i really do but he's got i think 44, 45. he's got many years left and i look for him to be president for eight years in the future but right now i think it would be better togo with ex-president trump . >> joe in georgia, in new york excuse me your next. >> good morning c-span.ll look, i think this is a lot of balo

nicole is expected to move north in the coming days, passing through georgia and the carolinas. and b c as j. grey has moved from jensen beach in florida. the conditions, well they've changed dramatically since the storm made landfall in the early morning hours, about 20 miles north of where we are right now. we've seen some sunshine, some patches of blue sky want to show you the way they continue to be bigger than they normally are, pressing out some above 12 feet, but rolling in we're moving back towards low tide. so that's some good news because these ways the storm surge. when's over a 24 hour period or so? rain really did a number on some of the ones that protect the communities along the coast, ripping away several areas. erosion is a major problem right now, and it's allowed water to flood into homes and businesses. it is torn up roadways as well. and so that's something that's being dealt with. these conditions though, have also allowed cruise to get out and start to work on some of the down power lines here at the peak of power loss. we had more than 300000 without electricity.

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c-span, powered by cable. philosophy professor at georgia state university also with the george mason university mercatus center , a pluralism and civil exchange fellow. let's talk about your work, mr. cohen. you are studying civil discourse. what is that? guest: great question. first, thank you for having me on, pleasure to meet you. so, civil discourse i think is discourse that is intellectually engaged, not necessarily polite, but it is respectful. we have to make sure that both parties are agreeing to have a discussion and that they recognize that disagreeing with one another is not any sign of indication of disrespect. in fact, is what respect requires. disagree with somebody, you are basically saying to them "i think you're are capable of understanding where i'm coming from, i think you are capable of understanding the truth of the matter, so i will explain to you what the truth is." similarly, you have to be in a position to accept that from other people. you have to be in a position to accept a disagreement with what you believe from them, because they also think you are capable of understanding the tru

. >> media come supports c-span giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> georgia representative march jour retaylor greene. she held a news conference with other to call for appropriations of taxpayer dollars. this is 30 minutes. is that what we are talking about. let's talk about the aid to ukraine. we are finding out about the situation with f.t.x. and cryptocurrency are the american pee peoples'' taxpayer dollars funding aid in ukraine and in the democrats' pockets. does that help? does that help them. 8.9 billion and emergency food and assistance for ukraine and ukranian refugees and other countries. again, what other countries and how much money went to the other countries and who runs these organizations and why did think got the contracts. the assistance for direct budget support and other assistance to ukraine and other countries, what development aid, what assistance, who is running this. these are questions that the american people have. separately from the biden administration has committed $17.6 billion in security assistance directly to ukraine since the start of the war.

nicole is expected to move north in the coming days, passing through georgia and the carolina and b. c. j grade has more from jeans and bates the store making landfall about 40 miles to our north near bureau beach. but i want to give you a look at what we're watching closely right now. and that's the growing massive wave. we're moving toward high tide here and with high guide dunes and protection. the last 24 hours have been battered significantly and so this water is going to push through it already has in many areas flooding. that's an issue. it's pouring over roadway. some of the roadways have been completely torn away and then we've got water in business as well as homes along the eastern shore of florida. look, is the condition. these will get a better idea of just how expensive the structural damage is. but we know right now there's close to 240000 people in florida alone without power. and you talk specifically about in 5 weeks ago that store made fits, crossing on the western side of this peninsula and it ravaged that area. but this storm so massive stretching out 400 miles or

the choice is for yo u and thed is for yo people of georgia, and a lots is at stake anyway. here now with more, texar ted c, senator ted cruz, the man himself, georgia's senate candidate herschel walker,rgia'n and south carolina senator lindsey graham herschel. i sasey graham w the contest with youndsey do and lindsey doing the pushup contest. now,in when we did it together, i did one hundred push ups. he only did 30 for what's up with that? >>p star? he was doing it. he raised thirty four dollars. oh, right. already agreed.do he's going to do 50 .yone w if everyone waous given $50. dt so i got to get everyone out there. don't make the team .com and are going to be you know. her well first oscf all you say him to the crowd for me. i know you guys just had a bigly rally there and i'm glad senator cruz, senator graham to see you guys. w many >> by the way, senator cruz, can how many push ups can you do? t look, i'm era debater and awyer lawyer, so i'll just argue do th about it. well, you guys are doinghat's a the book, by the way. that's a good answer. so this race is important. maybe some people don't thin

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c-span now. your front-row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> the georgia senateace is heading to a runoff with the control of congress undecide democratic senator raphael warnock at his republican challenger herschel walker will meet again next month. this could determine the balance of power in the senate. with 97% of the vote reported, senator warnock got 49.4% and herschel walker 48.6%. there is a press conference with the georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger announcing the december 6 runoff. secretary raffensperger: good afternoon. we thought about doing that at 7:00 this morning but we figured you would like more than two hours of sleep. we wanted to give you an update. we had a beautiful day in georgia yesterday and it is a beautiful day again. it was a very successful election day. we saw georgians from all over the state cast their ballot to make their voices heard. it is still a wonderful thing. this is democracy. this republic. i stand in all of what we saw and what our forefathers built in this nation. something so unique in human history. it is truly divinely inspired

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c-span.org. atlanta georgia, democrat. hello. caller: hello.am calling in reference to the comments donald trump is running against, for president. i don't think he should. there is violence from the capital, and i don't think he would be a great president. people are saying they want him to make it great again. he cannot make anything great again. if they want to great, get on your knees and prayed to god and ask for greater world and togetherness. donald trump is not the want to do that. host: ralph in washington dc, go ahead. caller: i just want to comment about the congresswoman it is amazing how the democrats have a problem with muska taking over twitter because now, we are going to have fascist, racist, nazis, because that is their main thing. up until this point, they were censoring information about the virus, and sensory information about the laptop, and there was information that came out and said homeland security in the ei were meeting his book, and with twitter at that point, to limit the information for people. all of a sudden, th

georgia, nevada, and wisconsin. but some of the margins are raise a thin and it is still too early to draw any conclusions. and we're gonna go straight to our correspondence in washington, d. c stefan simons. hi stephan. now we were just saying there for particularly tight races. still going on. we've got arizona, georgia, nevada, and wisconsin. there's a senate races too close to call. is there any sense of what we might see happen? there will be patient. we have to be patient too close to call means in arizona for example, that the voting is gonna do not the voting with the counting of the votes is the canvassing of the votes is continuing later today and the critical county, the america, a county said, look we're, we're done for the day that was yesterday and now they're going to pick it up again . and then they take this we time and count the votes. this is, this is an election. you count the balls, you'll be patient, same, it was constant, same the other states you measure. but let me point out one specific case and that's georgia. there is herschel, the republican versus a one on the democrat senator race, and they are so close to call that they will. and that is speci

you can see more of that on c-span.org or c-span now mobile app we will try to get to georgia and connecticutdemocrat, hi. caller: good morning, how are you? host: well, go ahead. caller: actually, i really wanted to speak to your guest but i will ask you these questions. she was talking about disinformation, right? there was a caller talking i january 6. he said that the only person that got killed was --. and she said that a police officer got killed. a police officer did not get killed there, ok. and you knew that, pedro, and you let her talk. people are not allowed to protect statues because they will go to jail, but people are allowed to knock them down and get away with it. i'm just wondering what you think about that. host: thanks for calling in. again, at this time, we are going to focus on georgia as a valid ground state and the week leading up to election day. greg at the atlanta journal-constitution joining us now from atlanta. he serves as a senior political reporter. thanks for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: the contrast between the governors races, senate race, t

expected to come down to a handful of key states including georgia, pennsylvania, and i was zona al jazeera is alum, fisher is in washington d. c. and says the economic situation could be costly for joe biden. we can talk about the set to democracy. he can heart back to the decision made in the summer by the u. s. supreme court, which restricted abortion rights across america. but people are still going to vote with what will put more money in their pocket. and the republicans this time round have been a lot more successful about talking about the economy. blaming inflation on joe biden, seeing the cost of petrol in your car, is more expensive because you're biting has done x and y, and that is what might lead them to win the house. and possibly when the senate, the un secretary general has war and the world is losing the fight against climate change. addressing the cop $27.00 summit in egypt and tonia ghetto is described climate change as the defining issue of our age. the clock is ticking. we are in the fight of our lives and we are losing greenhouse gas emissions. keep growing gobbled temperatures. keep rising and our planet

georgia added to a december 6 runoff. neither candidate was able to win 50% of the vote. follow the numbers as they change by going to our website c-span.org/election. i look at live coverage on the impacts of the midterm elections coming up at noon eastern. a conversation on key house and ever and a reese's issues mattered most to voters. again that's at noon eastern and coming up this afternoon at 2:00, more analysis of the midterm result. all of this live on c-span, free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government.

c-span. coverage starting at 9:00, as well. let's hear from joe in georgia. caller: pedro, i love c-span. have been calling your great network for years. i like donald trump a lot. right now, i was on the kennedy program yesterday supporting herschel walker -- on the hannity program yesterday supporting herschel walker, who is endorsed by trump. that will be a great race. i'm calling everyone i know in georgia and telling the to support herschel. i like trump very much. i am a stockmarket guy, and when trump was president, the stock market was booming. i just think he is a great leader and strongly support him and also herschel walker in georgia. host: do you think governor desantis is a player at this point? caller: yes, i like governor desantis very much. i really do. he is young, only 44 or 45. he has got many years left, and i look for him to be president for eight years in the future. but right now, i think it would probably be better to go with x president trump. host: ok, joe in georgia. bernard in new york, you are. caller: yes, good morning, c-span. look, i think this is a lot of

georgia. go ahead. caller: i don't want to sound too terrible i'm going to spend a whole pile of money. i want to donate it to c-span i want hosts on there that won't use so much precious time with small talk. i wanted to call the show yesterday and see if there are any women out there that don't live in iran now i want some money to call and talk about iran between all the people. thank you very much. host: i promise we will talk about iran again, we will to about the protests. our last caller fit for this segment but two more hours left to go up next we will be joined by retail and consumer reporter melissa repko to talk about consumer confidence as we kick off this holiday season and later desmond lockman of the american enterprise institute will join us for the broader u.s. economic outlook. stick around, we will be right back. ♪ >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people sent events that explore the american story. on the anniversary of the cuban missile crisis experts revisit the confrontation between the u.s. and soviet nuclear powers. the impact of military and political intelligen

georgia. host: from the governor debate, you can find on c-span.org.the issue of abortion, latinos leaning on abortion rights. this is when a newspaper found. latinos frank abortion as their second biggest issue after prices according let's month. the economy is first, and then they were posting the issue of abortion rights. they were favoring abortion rights. then, you have this in the new york times this morning. a campaign nears and, and you can see the limit of a focus on abortion rights. they take the case of michigan. many democratic remain optimistic that voters will support of motion abortion rights when the issues put on a referendum. they have been optimistic about michigan where they believe a measure to amend the constitution to protect abortion rights would drive voters to the pole and help lift gretchen whitmer, a democrat, to reelection. but privately, some democrats have begun to worry that voters will focus on the economy and jeopardize witmer, whose pulling has shrunk and we sent weeks, as well as the ballot measure. two headlines for

c-span.org/campaign2022. next the final televised debate , between georgia's republican governor brian kemp and democratic challenger stacey abrams. they debated several topics including abortion, inflation, and crime. >> the top job in georgia politics is on the ballot. governor brian kemp is seeking a second term. >> georgia is first. >> and in a rematch, democrat stacey abrams is hoping to unseat him. >> i want to do right by georgia. >> tonight, we are getting them on the record about the most important issues to georgians. >> my biggest concern is the economy. >> the spending of my tax money. >> my biggest concerns are crime. >> live from the wsv tv studios, in atlanta, this is the georgia governor's debate. your moderator, justin farmer. justin: thank you for joining us for the governor's debate. from election day and record early voting is well underway. tonight we are addressing the top issues driving voters to the polls in record numbers. the economy, crime, abortion, immigration and voting integrity. tonight's debate is between the two top candidates. the incumbent, brian kemp. former georgia house minorit

c. stephan simons. hi stephan now and for particularly tight senate races. we just mentioned them there, arizona, georgia, nevada, and wisconsin. the results are too close to call. do we have any sense of what might happen there? no, that's why it's too close to call. so we all have to practice little bit of patient, but to focus on tuesdays out of those for let's say, arizona, surprisingly, as you pointed out, governor's race, as well as senate raise. the democrats are in the lead right now, and that was really not expect it. um, to the contrary, the republican sir made arizona a really, really, really big effort in a big, big, big, important state for them to win for now, as of now. and that's the caveat, this can change, there still votes to be counted and this count will be picked up later in the day in arizona. and then we will see maybe to night, maybe to morrow, maybe 2 days after that. what the result there is but that the democrats are holding and leading at the moment for both position senate as well as the governorship going tutorial. race is a surprise. georgia. this will be going likely very

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georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a long time c-span listener.ck friday, it is very dangerous for -- i recommend you bring on dr. claude anderson. when blacks were freed in 1865, we made up .05% of the wealth in this nation. and 2022, we still make up .05% of the wealth. the difference is we spent 1.7 trillion dollars outside our communities. most of that is spent today on black friday. so it is perilous for us. i worked two jobs and this is the first time i have been off in five years. we really need to think about things like, for example, president trump spending an enormous amount of money on the one person who don't need it, and the people who contributed to this nation nothing. mitch mcconnell says reparations are not a good idea but we have given them to japanese-americans and jews and all other groups but no one has built this nation or worked in it more like blacks so it is unfa to -- the income we make and give to them. host: that is ajay out of atlanta. a couple minutes left in this first segment. this is jackie in philadelphia on the

c, q u, a garage, him or you, herschel, blighted maldonado, nevada, to sure you can on the cooper georgia. we're close to go to europe. i should wait until i see this is the children's cam founded under the auspices of the as of nationalist battalion. youngster went toward hand to hand combat and more well with children received the same rhetoric as adults. but the explanations were simplified so they could understand them about a thought across the getting the ugliness in australia. more difficult to to part of those are sonya but only so it won't go to into they were just me to more you most just to more than just all wood and i'm almost crushed to children to be a liability. the children are the 3rd year it abortion with ability. glad he glad to. with again, with the buddy it will not experimental that you will get to use is described in detail in history. they didn't have to come up with anything new. it's a time tested method of working with young people should all come says 90. there's 2 of recording of nuclear newton each from sage and passport it. but i would say yeah, now without

c, and we expect county to continue all weight into friday even. and what it may come down to is what we already know will be a re run in georgia over the senate race there that's expected on the 6th of december. and so if we really don't see any result this week, it might well have to wait for another month or all of us to find out who controls the senate. and other results are still trickling in, but no clear way to go as yet. mikaela mikaela cutler in washington. i was out with mid week bundles, legal, football, or wednesdays, taught match, saw 6th place arby leipzig are coming off of run off 11 am beat games. oh, 2nd placed fryeburg leipzig came out on top with a convincing 31 victory. ah leipzig, married to surprise. the fryeburg deep is only watch in the 1st half. but christopher includes attempt only kiss the outside of the post lives it didn't come any closer to taking the lead in cuckoo did hear, but after 55 minutes, an accurate and cuckoo again was denied by the cross bar. the deadlock was finally broken, fellow frenchman, muhammad z market, nettie the deserved leipzig lead. and just one minute later, christopher on cuckoo finally got hi

c tracking nicole. we do anticipate it to become a hurricane and make landfall. it's moving at 13 miles per hour and we have lots of tropical alerts in florida, georgia, south carolinaannah, into many portions of florida. so as we track nicole today, we're going to see nicole intensifying as it approaches the east coast of florida, wind and rain lash beiing the bahama. >> coming up, your election coverage will continue we've got the upsets and the surprises. >>> plus voters decide on everything from nimimum wage to reproductive rights at the polls. it may be your detergent. only cascade uses dawn... as a built-in pre-rinse system. it rehydrates dried on food... ...lifts it off... ...and breaks it down. doing the pre-rinse for you. cascade platinum. scrape, load, done. are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeli

georgia. it will hold a run off. we know on december 6th, no reported expectations for c and almost evenly balanced, make up across all of congress. and as the mid terms fall, i continue, joe biden has hinted planned to stop. donald trump from running for the u. s. presidency in 2024. my allegedly using the power of the department of justice. we just have to demonstrate that he will not take power by if we, if he does run, making sure he under legitimate efforts of the constitution does not become the next president. again. basically the sitting president, united states saying that he will use the power of his office to keep someone else out of office. and you know, this is the kind of thing that the american public is used to hearing our politicians say about latin america or about some other country don't abuse. the process don't be a threat to democracy. joe biden just expressed what i think is a threat to democracy. his, his idea that he is going to be the judge of who's allowed to run for office. these people are using power regularly to get after their political enemies. so i do think they have a plan, i do thin

georgia, republican. what is on your mind. caller: thank god for c-span.he only place you can hear the voice of reason like desmond lachman. i am sorry he left. he kept talking about 2008, i want to talk about 1929. in seven years that will be the 100 anniversary of the big crash. i do not understand why the democrats can just print money. i have a household budget that i have to watch. if they keep printing money, the world is not going to accept the dollar as reserve currency and we will go back to 1929. as an addendum, why didn't president hoover just print money if it is that simple? host: this is john in glen falls, new york. good morning. what is on your mind. caller: i would like to congratulate c-span for having desmond lachman on and i think c-span should have a lot more programs like that to educate us and to assist us in looking at reality. thank you very much. host: appreciate that. mike in montgomery, alabama. good morning. caller: good morning. with your previous guest, i agree with what he is saying. with unemployment being so low this is da

georgia will hold her on off in december shabby town. she has worn out from washington d. c. when there is a consensus that the republicans will eventually take control of the house, certainly by with 218 and but not much more potentially, maybe just one or 2 to 2 other seats, which is amazing. and already again, as discussion about what the implications of that will mean for the republican party in the house. and the potential for, for reactions between those, all the erstwhile leadership and others, you may think, hang on a 2nd. maybe you don't deserve the leadership. but in this, in the senate, meanwhile, yes, it comes down to these 3 states. we have the we have the runoff election in early december in georgia. but again, increasingly we're seeing from i'm lists and those you understand where these votes are coming from. busy and when they were, when, when they were delivered in some cases. but the sense that actually the democrats are getting more and more bullish about actually having all of this sorted out. but the actual balance of power in the senate, just through i r

results in nevada or georgia, which is going to run off in december as more than that, let's bring indeed of you corresponded sumi from the scanner who joins us from washington, d. c. so, so me, how important is this when for the democrats and you as president joe biden? it's very important, erin, i mean, it puts democrats, as you said, one seed away from extending that majority, that they have in the senate for another 2 years. and arizona, as a state really has been key to democrats, senate majority, i mean, if you remember in 2020 president biden just narrowly won the state, it was key to as victory. it is a hotly contested state. there were big campaigns we saw on both sides of the aisle to really energized voters. for example, latino voters who were a big part of the electorate. there, it wasn't unexpected. so the democrat mark kelley was favorite heading to the selection. and he had opened up a decent lead over his opponent. but what it means now going forward is that there's going to be all the more scrutiny on what comes out of nevada. that is the other swing state where vo counting is still taking place in the democrat. there is behind at the moment by ar