in georgia, the race between david perdue and jon ossoff is tight.ssoff joins me now, good to see you, thanks for being with us. >> great to see you, chris, thanks for having me. >> let's talk about what you're up against. you're got the power of incumbency against you, the name recognition that comes with that. perdue has more than $9 million in campaign cash. he has the support of president trump who remains popular with republicans. he has the state political apparatus. how do you beat that? >> he's got nothing to run on but widespread disease, mass unemployment, a record of being wrong at every turn about the risk that this outbreak posed to our country and the risk of ignoring scientific and medical expertise. it's fine to have all the money in the world. mitch mcconnell and karl rove are pouring in tens of millions of dollars to try to save david perdue. the reason he's lagging me in the polls is that while he was assuring americans the virus posed a low risk to our health, while he was insisting that the economic impact would be little, and we

seeing david perdue's ad distorted my face to enlarge and extend my nose. i am jewish. this is the oldest -- this is the oldest, most obvious, least original anti-semitic trope in history. the perdue campaign deleted the ad after a report by the jewish publication the forward after they were called out. a spokeswoman says the size of his nose was an unintentional error, caused by an outside vendor who applied a filter that distorted the image. okay. you can blame it on someone else, for distorting his nose. but, here's the issue. there is more to this ad. look at it again. shows him next to senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, who is also jewish. it says democrats are trying to buy georgia. a suggestion that two jewish people are working together, to buy a u.s. state. that plays right into anti-semitic tropes. the anti-defamation league says jewish people who pursue roles in elected office are too often deemed conspiratorial rather than commended for the people. this is senator lindsey graham posted on facebook earlier this month. featuring a digitally altered image

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let's turn now to republican senator david perdue of georgia. senator, thank you so much for joining us. we just heard reporting from our disagreements still among senatb t what to do. speaker pelosi, senator schumer say republican are in disarray. are you in disarray? >> i lisned to most of that, i lovely saw, but that was a gross misrepresentation of what happened in that room today. act, different components that we've had. $.9 trillion, by the way, only abou two trillion has been fully allocated. we have a trillion dollars yet to flow into the economy. there are several key points we want to see how that is received and impacted the business worlda also our hos and schools. we produced seven million new jobs between last halfof may and month of june. the economy is beginning to open up again. we need to follow the protocols right now are priorities tot support not only the opening of our businesses, but also the r reopening of our schools, more hospitals, what owe don't want t do turn this into a binary coersation between liabilitypr ection

david perdue. where is david? [applause] david, thank you.applause] and a woman who has done a great job and she has been so supportive of me and the agenda and a good person, a good woman with a husband who was a terrific man, senator kelly leffler, thank you very much. thank you, kelly. great job, kelly. and warriors -- these are warriors, these people fought for us through thick and thin, through very unfair territory, we were treated terribly, and they came in and they turned out to be tougher than the other side by a lot and i just want to introduce representatives mcallen -- rick allen. the great buddy carter. an incredible smoked men and a cripple man and friend, doug collins. great job. drew ferguson. thank you very much. jodey heist, thank you. great job. barry loudermilk. thank you very much. two people, friends of mine that will be there soon, because they have to be because we need all the help we can get in washington, karen handel, thank you very much, thank you, karen. and rich mccormick. thank you. they will be there soon, i h

open primary on november 3rd that will be resolved by a runoff and then the other senate seat, david perdue's senate seat. we now know that john is-- i can't remember where that was resolved with the primary and then the presidential race, i think in 2016, was 3, 4, 5% and probably will be again. so, yeah, it's a battle ground state. it will be hard fought. remains to be seen how much money the democrats are willing to put in here. how much can they invest. hillary came in here, but not with a huge amount of money and donald trump won it and i think that donald trump will win it again. >> let's finish with this, in your book "for god and country", as a christian i believe that god is in the sovereign nation. could this with the trump presidency, contrary to-- what's the answer? >> if you believe that god is sovereign in affairs of men, women and the nation, then the answer is yes. contraire toy what we expected, and i document in the book, that two-thirds of evangelical voters supported somebody else in the republican primary. he did win the evangelical vote, but in a crowded field. so they u

david perdue's campaign produced imagery historically used against jews as more anti-semitism seepedpolitics. they blamed an outside vendor. he called this the oldest, most obvious, least original anti-semitic trope in history. >>> when minnesota mandated masks, this is not what it had in mind. >> you can't be american and wear that mask. you cannot. we literally had a war about this. >> walmart says it's banning this couple for wearing the nazi swastika mask at stores. the shoppers were apparently protesting the mask requirements as being nazi like demands or at least they say. walmart says they cannot come back for a year or they'll be arrested. >>> a woman swimming off the coast of maine cawas killed in apparent shark attack. kayakers brought her to shore but they couldn't save her life. a global database lists just one death in 2010. >>> jeopardy is going back to the vault to honor a tv legend. >> welcome to jeopardy. welcome, stars. how do you feel today? >> strong, alex. strong. >> nervous. >> the game show kicked off a week of celebrity episodes with a tribute to the late regi

david perdue. where is david? david. thank you. come in and done a great job, and she's been so supportive of me and the agenda and a good person. a good woman with a husband who is a terrific man. senator kelly loeffler. thank you very much. thank you, kelly. great job, kelly. [applause] warriors. these are warriors. they fought for us through thick and thin, through very, very unfair territory. we were treated terribly, and they came in, and they turned out to be tougher than the other side by a lot, and i just want to introduce representatives rick allen. rick. the great buddy carter. buddy. an incredible spokesman, an incredible man and friend, doug collins. thank you. great job, doug. drew ferguson. drew. thank you very much, drew. jody hice. thank you. great job, jody. and barry loudermilk. [applause] thank you very much. and also to people, friends of mine, they will be there soon, in my opinion. they have to be. we need all the help we can get in washington. karen handel. karen, thank you very much. thank you, karen. and ri

georgia senator david perdue took down this facebook ad featuring a doctored photo that appeared enlarge osoff, that is jewish, after a report in the forward, a jewish publication. >> for my opponent to stoop to this kind of incredibly divisive, inappropriate, offensive tactic, is really disturbing. and it's unbecoming of a sitting u.s. senator. >> reporter: perdue's campaign saying in a statement that the altered image was obviously accidental. and anybody who implies that this was anything other than an inadvertent error is intentionally misrepresenting senator perdue's strong and consistent record of standing firmly against anti-semitism and all forms of hate. the university of pennsylvania's kathleen hall jamieson, who wrote a book on dirty politics, says the pairing of ossoff and chuck schumer, who is also jewish, with a caption referencing "money," is also important. >> when a candidate alters the image of an opponent and also in the same words that tied to that word elicit a stereotype, you can assume they're trying to evoke the stereotype, whether the audience is aware of it or n

for donald trump and for david perdue and for pro-life and profamily candidates up and down the ballot. and i'll tell you why. this is my message for the press, for the kids, for the media andthe pollsters . you don't get to decide who wins. you don't get to tell us who are president is going to be. we tell you who our president is going to be. and if you thought you were shocked, i'm just getting going. you guys are firing me up. do you sense god's anointing in this place? about that saxophone solo by my friend anson jackson, i knew he can reach. i didn't know you could be in journey playing saxophone area doesn't god have a sense of humor? that donald trump with his imperfect past and with his personality and you know, i've got news for the self righteous. and for the media. god uses whoever he choosesto use . and he's not really interested in your opinion. he has a history of using the most unlikely of people to make a point. that he's in charge. not the media, not the establishment, not rich , not the powerful reedit so on election day, 2016 when 81 percent of bible believing evang

georgia's democratic senate candidate jon ossoff is slamming a facebook ad by republican senator david perdue as anti-semitic. the now-deleted ad seemed to enlarge ossoff's nose while leaving the rest of his face unchanged. in response, ossoff tweeted, "i'm jewish. this is the oldest, most obvious, least original anti-semitic troupe in history." in a statement to the "washington post," the purdue campaign blamed, quote, an outside vendor who applied a filter that distorted the image. it's also notable that on that image, he appeared with chuck schumer, senate majority leader, who also, just coincidentally, happens to be jewish. purdue's campaign says it was accidental but that it would remove the ad to ensure there is absolutely no confusion. ossoff's wife, by the way, is battling coronavirus. as of this morning, ossoff has tested negative. >>> the situation in florida. what is it as we speak this morning? the mayor of miami beach sounding a warning that contact tracing an utter and complete failure and blaming the governor for failing to contain the virus. >>> and the debate over how best to

my opponent, senator david perdue, who is i understand on air force one with the president coming downsident, what do they have to run on? widespread disease? mass unemployment? they've got no record to run on. this state has changed. it's a young, it's diverse, it's vibrant. it's ready for change. the people of georgia are going to stand up and demand that change in november. and all my opponent, who by the way was too busy trading medical stocks in january and february to line his own pockets to get us properly ready for the worst public health crisis in a century, all he's going to do is call up his buddies to flood the airwaves with attack ads here in georgia. we've got mitch mcconnell's groups coming in, karl rove's groups coming in. i need grassroots support to fight back. so i'm asking folks to help out at electjon.com so we can bring home a victory in georgia, the only state with two senate races this year. >> indeed. and of course we will have the republican candidates as well, senator perdue as well, any time they want to come on. thank you so much, jon ossoff. >>> meanwhile,

let's turn now to republican senator david perdue of georgia. senator, thank you so much for joining us. we just heards reporting from or lisa desjardins about di disagreements still among senat, about what to do. speaker pelos senator schumer say republicans ar in disarray. are you in disarray? >> i listened most of that, i lovely saw, but that was a gross misrepresentation of happened in that room today.at go back and look at first cares act, different components that we've had. $.9 trillion, by the way, only about two trillion has beenfu fully allocat.we we have a trillion dollars yetto to flow into the economy. there are several key points, w w see how that is receiveded and impacted the business world. also ou hospitals and schools. we proced seven million new jobs between last halff mayan and month of june.th the economy is beginning to open up again. we need to foll the protocol and what we're talking about right now are priorities to support not only the opening ofu our businesses, but also the r reopening of our schools, more hospitals,

data from swing states how voters feel about another potential round of stimulus georgia senator david perdueill join us final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning don't adjust your set. 500-point day at least pre-market welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin 550 yesterday, 491 today the 39 points you're seeing the s&p gets that close back up to for the year if you go back to january. not the highest but in positive territory for the year here's a percentage move you're seeing on the futures this morning. the dow not always like that but goldman sachs going pretty well this morning i think it's offsetting as u and h still down those gains you're seeing -- actually united health is now up a point. i think you're going to talk about that, becky, along with goldman sachs. >> let's give you little more detail two dow components out with earnings goldman sachs earnings came in at $6.26 a share the street is only looking for $3.78. revenue blew things out of the water. breaking that $13 billion beat the $9 billion that an

that let's go back to tweet from senator david purdue -- perdue. he writes nobody embodied john inspired, many americans to fight injustice and reject the status quo. without a doubt, his wisdom and resolve made the world a better place. we will bring you more tweets. we want to know what you are the life andt with times of john lewis. jeanette is calling from washington, d.c.. good morning. caller: good morning. struck byo say, i was seeing the images from the 60's -- the 1960's and the civil rights movement. i was born after that, but seeing these black-and-white images, seeing people brutalized by the police, dogs and hoses. it is so striking that today we have people that are willing to have police come into oregon and kidnap people off the streets. i feel like years from now we are going to see these images of how donald trump is brutalizing people who are fighting for their rights and we will say to ourselves how can that ever happen? when we see these images from the 1960's it's very how can that happen to human beings? how could we do that?

georgia senator david perdue talking about coronavirus and its impact.on't miss that, a lot to come. maria: welcome back, blockbuster fund raising in the race for the white house. joe biden and the democratic national committee bringing in a record $141 million last month and $282 million and the republicans ranking in $131 million last month and 266 million for the second quarter. joining me right now pollster, james mcloughlin. first, let me get your reaction from fundraising numbers, biden versus trump. >> the democrats always raise lots of money but the beautiful thing this race isn't going to come down for money. if we remember 4 years ago, hillary clinton outraised him, she raised a billion dollars. maria: i forgot that about. >> she raised over a billion dollars. the great thing about that donald trump doesn't need as much money as the democrats do because nobody knows how to get his message out there better than donald trump. maria: so you look at all the polls, fox news poll, a lot of different polls says that the president is trailing joe biden

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i'm david perdue, and i approve this message. >> i lead a business that investigates corruption for newsizations worldwide. we have exposed sexual slavery by isis, crooked judges, child trafficking, and bribery. --th is, per option is why my job. corruption is it is what i will do as your senator. that is why i'm refusing donations from corporate packs, and why i approve this message. host: jacob rubashkin, your analysis of those two ads. guest: so this race between them where the 28 races we moved. we moved it from likely republican all the way to one category shy of being a pure tossup. remember him from the 2017 special election, the atlanta house district, that became the most expensive house race in the entire country. at the time, he was 30 years old for democratsn searching for a victory. any sort of victory in the wake of donald trump's election in 2016. he raised close to $40 million, and he lost that race by a few points, despite it being a district that the previous congressman had one by double digits in previous cycles. after that loss, there was this ,otion that ossoff was

david perdue is about even in a lot of polls with hess dimmick challenger john ossah.t came out last month. trump is headed to georgia today to talk about the need to rebuild the nation's infrastructure. if you were going to georgia in july as a republican presidential nominee, that should tell the country how big a red flag there is hanging over your re-election prospects. >> well, joe biden is launch ag s launching a new set of ads in texas, arizona as well as florida and north carolina. here's a look at the one that's going to run in texas. >> i'm thinking about all 6 you acrosstexas and know the rising case numbers is causing fear and apprehension. people are frightened. they're especiallyorried about their parents, their grandparents, loved ones who are most at risk. this virus is tough, but texas is tougher. we can stop the spread, and it's up to all of us to do it. we have to step up and do both the simple things and the hard things to keep our families and neighbors safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay home if you can and socially distance when you go out.

that let's go back to tweet from senator david purdue -- perdue.ites nobody embodied john inspired, many americans to fight injustice and reject the status quo. without a doubt, his wisdom and resolve made the world a better place. we will bring you more tweets. we want to know what you are the life andt with times of john lewis. jeanette is calling from washington, d.c.. good morning. caller: good morning. struck byo say, i was seeing the images from the 60's -- the 1960's and the civil rights movement. i was born after that, but seeing these black-and-white images, seeing people brutalized by the police, dogs and hoses. it is so striking that today we have people that are willing to have police come into oregon and kidnap people off the streets. i feel like years from now we are going to see these images of how donald trump is brutalizing people who are fighting for their rights and we will say to ourselves how can that ever happen? when we see these images from the 1960's it's very how can that happen to human beings? how could we do that? god b