and then there is senator david purdue. okay, everybody. listen closely. following the president's lead, woefully mispronouncing the name of his colleague who happens to be on the senate budget committee with him. that is senator kamala harris. >> then tomorrow what kamala or mala mala or whatever. i don't know. whatever. then kamala, or kama mala mala, whatever. >> you just heard what i heard and saw what i saw. you did. so keep that in mind as i now tell you what senator purdue's office tells us tonight. they claim that he simply mispronounced her name, didn't mean anything by it. you heard him. he said her name four different

he's running against incumbent senator david purdue. good to have you here with us, john.can you explain to america why you believe georgia might go blue for the first time since voting for clinton in '92? >> thanks for having me, ana. look, first of all, georgia becomes younger and more diverse by the day. and the investment in voter registration, 800,000 new voters added to the rolls here since just two years ago when stacey abrams narrowly lost the governor's race by 50,000 votes. that has changed the game in georgia. but i think even more significantly, i was just listening to the president's comments while i was waiting to come on the show. continuing to downplay and deny the severity of a pandemic that's claiming nearly a thousand american lives per day. people's lives have been upended. people have lost loved ones and are still losing loved ones. here in georgia, so many still out of work, struggling to get by, families unable to provide for themselves and get their kids into schools in a regular way. we need leaders who unite us to confront this crisis, not who den

when i was in george this week, i asked about the fact david purdue has been cleared. >> was he exoneratedt investigated his stock transactions? >> whether or not senator purdue was indicted, what he did was deeply unethical and he should be held to account for it by the people. >> clearly, david perdue didn't want to get involved in back and forth at the debate sunday which is why he is not appearing, instead showing up with donald trump to rally conservative voters in northwest georgia. john, that's one of two senate races that are critical in georgia. republicans hold both seats, both are at risk of flipping. we may not know the winner tuesday. georgia requires the winner to get more than 50% of the vote. if not, goes into a runoff. that will be decided in january, we may not know the winner of senate majority for weeks to come, john. >> a lot of counting after tuesday. we may continue the count quite some time. manu, appreciate it. thanks for your time today. brianna keilar picks up after a very quick break. i'm sorry, she picks up coverage right now. have a great day. >>> hi there, i

republican david purdue has served in the u.s. senate since 2015 before be an elected to the senate he sat on the board of five major corporations and cofounded . partners, a global trading company. now let's meet our town hall. in his anger with radio group. tom baxter is a reporter with reports. in a reporter with w abe news. now let's get started. candidates will have 60 seconds to answer their questions and 30 seconds to respond to rebuttals. i will hold up piece of paper letting candidates no when they have ten seconds remaining. for the four for the full senate rules please visit the antidepressant club .org. to start the debate, each candidate will be asked to questions by the panel. tom, you get the first question to shane hazel. sue met mr. hazel, your party supports very strict limits on the size of government and minimum interference in people's lives. so think this briefly to rachel and libertarian government with reacted to the coronavirus in my steps if any it would've taken to limit its spread. >> absolutely. we are

and defeat david purdue in georgia. >> i think you make a point. it's important.ala harris. this isn't an unknown person to him. he serves with her. he knows her name. he's doing that to please and perform for trump. and yet, historically at least over several decade georgia prefers republicans. you are out obviously seeing backlash to that kind of thing. do you think that's enough to over come the fundamental conservativism of a state of georgia? at least a white georgia. >> the demographic transition we were discussing, the youth, the diversity. this is not georgia ten year ago. this is a toss up state. there's not om a new coalition emerging demanding change. it's people who have rejected the gop over the last two years and particularly this year. as this administration handling of the pandemic has been catastrophic. and taken so many lives here: and destroyed our economy. here in georgia. what we're up against is voter suppression. georgia is the front line in the ongoing struggle for voting rights and this new electorate. younger and diverse. if it can't acce

i said this guy is not in the same league with david purdue. an, that puts a lot of pressure on david just like i have pressure on me. it puts pressure on david. it will be easier to run against someone who is good. he's a radical left, schumer-pelosi guy. he's bad on the second amendment. he didn't even live in the district. we defeated him once and i hear you will defeat him again. thank you, david, thank you. a person who has become a friend of mine and brian thought she was fantastic. i said how would you handle pressure? this is a rough, mean business. i found out she can handle pressure. she has been fantastic. she was with me 100% on the impeachment hoax. she has been with us the whole way and she's a great woman. her husband is a great man and very successful man. some people would like to say the husband is a great failure, his wife is better. no, he's a really respected person and he loves his wife. kelly leffler. kelly, thank you. great job. great job, kelly. great job. my only problem she is running against another great guy. i'm bac

i did it because of david purdue. [applause] david said, mr.dent, i have somebody who is running for governor. i said governor of where? he said the great state of georgia. [applause] i said, tell me, what's his story? tell me about him. i did a little research and the only thing that mattered to me, he's all trump all the way. i didn't know him. he had a very successful past. he likes trump. it's hard to endorse people that don't like you. somehow i have a little problem with that. but i said what's his name? brian kemp and he's a really smart guy. a really good guy i endorsed , him. he went on to win. his wonderful wife is even better than him. i have to tell you, we campaigned together. we campaigned together and i mean, i have never seen -- we campaigned against stacy. we had oprah. oprah used to be friend of mine. she liked the key lime pie. oprah was great. she was a friend of mine. once you do this stuff, you lose a lot of friends very quickly. that's ok. we had barack obama, michelle obama, they practically lived in georgia. all brian h

. >> incumbent senator david purdue, and democrat candidate john ourselves participate in a debate this evening. live coverage with getting out -- live coverage beginning at 7 p.m. eastern. >> with six days left until , oneion day on november 3, voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span. stream or on-demand at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. your place for unfiltered view of politics. ♪ today, president trump held a brief news conference with reporters in las vegas. he spoke about recent protests and civil unrest in the u.s.. .ere is that now >> thank you, very much. nice to meet you all. of people.reat group i understand they will be endorsing me. i like great and endorsements. we have really great endorsements. we have had some great newspaper and vestments over the last three days. if i could just introduce the nevada trucking association, the retail association of nevada, that is a big deal,, associated builders and contractor, big stuff, and to start off nevada,

>> 35 senate seats up for election incumbent david purdue is seeking a second term his challengers in georgia has been considered a safe republican seat according to the cook political report that this race is rated as a tossup. >> welcome. you are watching the debate series this is the general election debate for t candidates to fill the seat currently held by senator purdue in order to ensure everyone safety the candidates and panelist are participating from their homes the press club gives a special thank you to georgia public broadcasting to help organize the online debate. it's me the candidates. now medical order, libertarianel hazel, a marine corps veteran and cohost of the rebellion podcast analyzing politics from a local school global level. serving as ceo media production company to investigate corruption and organized crime for international newsn. organizations republican david purdue serving in the senate since 2015 before being elected to the senate he sat on the board of five major corporations dallas meet the panel. and tom baxter and a reporter with the news now let's

last night your opponent in the senate race, republican incumbent david purdue spoke at a trump rallyenator kamala harris. listen to this. >> the most insidious thing that chuck schumer and joe biden are trying to purpose trait and bernie and elizabeth and kamala or kamala or kamala, kamala mama, mama, i don't know. >> now, clearly the senator had no problem pronouncing anyone else's name, all of whom are white, before he got to senator harris, who he works with in the senate and clearly knows her name. your response? >> this is performative bigotry. he never would have done that to a white colleague or to a male colleague and everybody knows it. he doesn't want to talk about the fact that hundreds of thousands of americans have died amidst the gross negligence of the trump administration's response to this pandemic, enabled by senators like him. he doesn't want to talk about the fact that he's trying to take health care protections away from people in the middle of a pandemic. he has nothing to run on but disease and recession. and so he stoops to schoolyard insults and belittling pe

but in the other race david purdue, john osoff they're tied.l blow the 50% at least hold. other polls show them at tied at 47%. we may not know until weeks before election day. we have reached out to the purdue campaign and invited senator purdue to come on the show and we have yet to hear back. mr. oseft, welcome back. welcome back with the nevermind we can debate if it is a good idea that the state of georgia faces runoffs. that is a debate that we will let political scientists have, but i imagine the last 11 days here, it is, is it your goal to get that 50% plus one now or get close enough for the runoff? >> we're aiming for outright victory, no doubt about it. and turnout in georgia is through the roof. black voters in particular being forced to wait in outrageous lines. what gives me so much confidence and what is so inspiring they are having obstacles in our way and we're determined to cast our ballots, they're tired of the trump surface. we are focused on them reuniting and protecting health care for every family. >> it is interesting yo

that we did invite his opponent, senator david purdue, on, and senator david purdue, on, and they declined. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you so much for staying with me. ten days now until election day. 52 million votes and counting already cast and 2 candidates are on a sprint across the country to gain the support of what very few undecided voters are left. last hour, biden's star surrogate, former president barack obama, stumped in florida, a state that has sided with the winner in all but one presidential election since 1964. >> we're not going to have a president that goes out of his way to insult anybody who he doesn't think is nice enough to him. we won't have a president who threatens people with jail for just criticizing him. that's not normal behavior, florida. you wouldn't tolerate it from a coworker. you wouldn't tolerate it from a high school principal. you wouldn't tolerate it from a coach. you wouldn't tolerate it from a family member. florida man wouldn't even do this stuff. why are we accepting it from the president of the united states? it's not -- it's

david purdue is trying to run a play from the early 1970s.s is the gop's playbook in the south for decades, the southern strategy to divide people among racial and cultural lines so in our diversity, we cannot unite and grasp our shared economic interest, our shared health interest as georgians, as americans but the people of georgia are rejecting this fear and division, recognizing we need leader whose are competent and honest during a pandemic and recognizing we need leaders that put our health ahead of insurance industry profits and put direct relief for ordinary people in small businesses ahead of corporate donors in washington. that's why we have unstoppable momentum but we need help to overcome voter suppression. get online, look us up and help us. >> i should point out that you're running against reverend, you're running against someone that endorsed a qanon candidate. crazy. anyway, we are out of time. i could talk to you guys for longer but we're out of time. thank you so much. i would be paying close attention to this race as i have

. >> reporter: senator david purdue up for re-election appeared to mockingly flub the name of his senate colleague, kamala harris. >> the most insidious thing that chuck schumer and joe biden are trying to perpetrate and kamala -- i don't know -- >> reporter: calling it a racist tactic. and purdues campaign responded he simply mispronounced senator harris' name and he didn't mean anything by it. >>> from the capitol to san francisco, a day of action for women. >> who's here because it's your body so it should be your choice? >> the march for our rights started at grove and larken and ended at embarcadero plaza this morning. the protest filled those streets and delayed traffic. many issues on display from the confirmation of supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett to the black lives matter movement. some came from out of town to be part of the march. >> because it feels like we're going backwards in a lot of key important issues. and as a woman and as just a voter and a citizen of this united states of america i feel as though we're divided, and we're losing things that make us have

other tossups that we have are iowa, joni earnest, montana, steve dane, georgia, david purdue and sort of i think almost there is south carolina where lindsey graham finds himself the senate judiciary chairman in a tough race so good news for democrats there are more seats because they have expanded battlefield beyond just that. so if something happens in north carolina, they have alternatives in a s way. and then, you know, these sort of scandals move numbers. there's more of a nationalized election sort of about the party and more of a backlash against republicans. so -- >> jessica taylor our guest this morning i want to point viewers to cook political.com. if you want keep track of the race ratings that we're going to be talking about in the senate races a very easy chart there to find to see where cooke political and jessica taylor rank these races right now we're going to be talking more about race ratings but do want to give viewers number to call in if you have questions about senate battlefield or a particular race now would be a very good time to call in. republicans 202748001

our campaign 2020 coverage includes a senate debate from georgia but soon republican incumbent david purduetic challenger. on c-span 2 at 10:30 a.m. eastern, national security advisor robert o'brien speaks with the huntington institute about current threats. that is followed by a discussion by political law experts on the upcoming election and the legal implications of mail-in voting. the aspen institute looks at the development of a coronavirus vaccine and plans for its distribution.

. >> 35 senate seats up for election incumbent david purdue is seeking a second term his challengers in georgia has been considered a safe republican seat according to the cook political report that this race is rated as a tossup. >> welcome. you are watching the debate series this is the general election debate for t candidates to fill the seat currently held by senator purdue

, i want to turn to something that happens at one of the president's campaign tonight, senator david purdue willful willfully missed pronouncing his senate buddy. >> i don't know, kamal kamala -- whatever, kamala, i don't know. >> let's talk about it now. he's a democratic candidate running to replace senator perdue. thank you, john, i appreciate you joining us. >> thanks, don. >> perdue knows how to pronounce ca kamala harris' name. why is he willfully missed pronouncing it and making it a joke. why is he doing it? >> this is what president trump has done to republicans in the nate. this is performative bigotry. perdue does not want to talk about how tens of thousands have died due to the gross -- he does not want to talk about how they are rushing right now to rip health insurance from people. instead what he wants to do is laugh at the first time of the democratic nominee for vice president because it is an immigrant name. it is low. it is bigoted and it is wrong. he needs to apologize not just to senator harris but to the indian american community in georgia and across the country. >>.

jon ossoff joined us to discuss his bid to unseat the republican senator david purdue.ou are watching msnbc. e watching msnbc. >>> on november 3rd, we must finish the job and drain the swamp once and for all. nobody said it would be that deep. nobody ever said it was going to be that deep and that vicious but we're knocking the hell out of them. they don't know what the hell is going on. >> the final days, please keep your sense of empowerment, keep your sense of optimism. of what we could do together because you know we could do anything. >> good morning, welcome to "a.m. joy" i'm jonathan capehart. with three days to go until election day, the candidates crisscross the midwest making rounds in the states of michigan, wisconsin, iowa and minnesota. in this final week, trump is expected to make four separate stops around pennsylvania today. and biden will make his final mid western push in michigan, campaigning with president obama. the latest polling from fox news has biden up eight points over trump nationally. for months, i've argued that this election is more than a

republican senator david purdue, struggling to fend off democrat john ausoff, a candidate less than halfe 33 years old. why are you qualified to be a senator? >> when people look at washington, the last thing they say is that there's too many young people in positions of power. >> reporter: he's accused purdue of ignoring the coronavirus crisis and seeking to profit from it. it's not just that you're a crook, senator, it's that you're attacking the health of the people that you represent. purdue spending big on tv ads, defending himself over stock trades made without his knowledge. >> i was completely cleared by the bipartisan senate ethics committee, doj and scc. >> reporter: he stoked controversy by mocking senator kamala harris at a trump campaign. purdue abruptly pulled out of this sunday's debate, choosing to attend president trump's rally. it's consistent with his efforts to avoid the media. his campaign would not disclose his plans this week, but cnn learned he was in central georgia. his supporters tried to block our camera. and prevent any questions. >> he's not going to do an i

. >> incumbent senator david purdue, and democrat candidate john ourselves participate in a debate this evening. live coverage with getting out -- live coverage beginning at 7 p.m. eastern. >> with six days left until , oneion day on november 3, voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span. stream or on-demand at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. your place for unfiltered view of politics. ♪

it's the other seat, too, david purdue's seat, there could be two democratic pick ups. so a lot of concerns that republicans have in georgia, including in this race that could end up in a january run off and we'll see how, if kelly loeffler getting in there, how she deals with it. >> let's be frank, it's not difficult to find that tape online if she wanted to. manu raju, thanks very much. >>> anonymous no longer. why myles taylor wrote the scathing op-ed in 2018. why he is going public only now? what are you doing? art class. it's abstract expressionism. when you start with a better hot dog from oscar mayer, you can do no wrong. it's all for the love of hot dogs. working within amazon transportation services, i really saw the challenge of climate change. we want to be sustainable, but when you have a truck covering over 300 miles, or you have flights going hundreds of miles, it's a bit more challenging. we are letting the data guide us to the best solution. it's inspiring to try to solve a problem that no one else has solved. that's super exciting. >> tech: every custom

this one is a lot closer and i think that david purdue, he has announced he's not going to do the finalebate and will instead join president trump at a rally on sunday. that probably makes sense to for him because he did not have a great debate the other night and it shows a president trump is not taking georgia for granted. georgia is one i would look at it, the republicans are a little nervous on that one. another is arizona. president trump will be there on tuesday. trump and biden both very much want to win arizona and the senator there that's up for reelection is martha mcsally. that race will be tough but she has a very good ground game, probably better than any of the other senate candidates and she's bringing in mike aleve and ted cruz to campaign for her this weekend. however the president does there is probably how she will do there so that's one to watch. the last one is north carolina. cal cunningham is the democrat and he's basically trying to take time to lose out. cal cunningham is running on character, tucker. and about a month ago its surface that he's having an extrama

david purdue called me and said you've got to do me a favor, we gave them a hell of a lot of money, we wiped out by a hurricane. this was a big monster that hit florida, it hit a lot of different areas, alabama, we took care of alabama, we took care of georgia. we took care of our farmers. i'll never forget i came here and i stood -- i was with 32 farmers, all of them got hit hard and one of them said "sir, i was a week away from having the best crop i've ever had and it got ripped apart, just ripped apart." it wasn't his fault and we took care of all of them -- it made me feel good. and they never ask for anything, they just want a level playing field, that's all they ever wanted to. i raised 28 billion -- thank you china, they targeted our farmers. 12 billion and the next year $16 billion -- you did better without even working -- it came from china and we did a hell of a job, the farmers were all happy today. everybody's doing just fine today. but the radical left is doing everything in their power to protect their chosen candidate who has no clue where he is -- he's gone. they've no

let's start with the peach state's senior senator david purdue who disrespected his colleague and current vice presidential nominee, kamala harris, this friday. >> and kamala orca ma or kamalala, whatever. >> his office released a statement that he mispronounced senator harris' name and he didn't mean anything by it. but it's more than a slip of the tongue. they've been colleagues for three years now, and they both serve on the budget committee and they know how to pronounce her name. he was trying to other-ize her to make her seem somehow less american. but i've got news for senator purdue, kamala harris is the american dream personified. and purdue's bigotry was named and shamed on twitter, with the trending hashtag is, my name is. dozens of celebrities joined in, sharing the meaning of their names with pride and calling out purdue for his racist doing whistling. if you think he deserve it is benefit of the doubt, i would give it to him if it wasn't such a pattern of behavior. including this summer when his campaign ran an ad that was viewed as anti-semitic. it showed his competition wh

georgia republican senator david purdue facing backlash for appearing to mock the name of vice presidential nominee kamala harris. into. >> the most insidious thing that joe biden and chuck schumer are trying to promote, joe biden, kamala, i don't know, whatever -- >> purdue's campaign called it a simple mispronunciation, but critics pointed out the racist overtones of the comments there. purdue's democratic opponent jon ossoff raise over $1.8 million from at least 42,000 donors off of that viral moment. earlier this year purdue was criticized for releasing an ad that exaggerated ossoff's nose who is jewish. the campaign said it was an accident. joining me now is democratic candidate for senate in georgia, mr. ossoff, thank you for joining us. real clear politics shows you and senator perdue neck and neck. how are you feeling how this race is going and do you think this incident we just played will swing undecided voters if there are any left in your state in your direction? >> well, it reveals how out of touch senator per due. here we are in the midst of a tragedy when we need unifying lea

david purdue in georgia, joanie ernst in iowa, susan collins in maine has been running behind her democratic challenger and senator gary peters is actually facing a tough race in michigan against his republican challenger. steve danes in montana, thom tillis in north carolina and lindsey graham we mentioned. how confident are you that republicans will maintain control of the senate? >> i have to tell you, i feel really good. the american people want to see us do our job, confirming a supreme court justice is doing our job. president trump has done a great job with bringing the economy back. he has worked closely with us. that jobs report on friday with 877,000 new jobs, you know, jon, that was a good report. the unemployment rate ticking down a little bit. that was a good report. it's now at 7.9%. and people across the country want to get back to work. they want to get back to school. they want safe communities. they want to make certain that they see economic growth. they want school choice so that they can make decisions for their children. these are things that republicans are on the righ

georgia, david purdue, tilt republican to toss up. let's focus on georgia. having a conversation in a presidential election year about the democrats having a possibility of picking up maybe one, maybe two seats in georgia. what does that tell us, is that quality of the candidates or climate or both? >> i think it is a combination of a lot of different factors. maybe most of all that the president's inability, if the president were winning georgia by five, six points, similar to four years ago, i don't think we would be having the same conversation. where we are today is that joe biden is at worst running even with president trump. he might even be a few points ahead of trump. we moved it at the presidential level to tilting democratic in the state of georgia and that's boosting democratic chances. democrats were laughing at john osoff, he lost that expensive special election, think he is too young, he has a chance of winning the race without a runoff. those of you that have normal jobs and are watching, both georgia races if no candidate gets to 50%, they mo

there is the david purdue race. there is a generational difference.g pretty conventional campans. they are running on normal health ce issues. the other race is the kelly loeffler seat. she has a democrat who has ddenly been surging over the last month as there i cast of thousands in this race. 20 people are running. doug collins was an impeachment manager. these are a tough res that are being run pretty much on party lines. s what is so interestinge demographics. as suburban college people flee from trump, he's got to make it up in the white working class and somewhat in latinos.s itt clear he can do that. he is only in thegiame in ge because white working-class southerners have stayed with him the way that white working-class midwesterners have not. it could finally be the are georgia does turn a little bluish. judy: how much difference would it i makejoe biden does win this election, how much difference does that make for his presidency whether or not there is a senate that is republican or democratic? >> i tck makes an enormous amount of differenc

and then there is senator david purdue. okay, everybody. listen closely. following the president's lead, woefully mispronouncing the name of his colleague who happens to be on the senate budget committee with him. that is senator kamala harris. >> then tomorrow what kamala or mala mala or whatever. i don't know. whatever. then kamala, or kama mala mala, whatever. >> you just heard what i heard and saw what i saw. you did. so keep that in mind as i now tell you what senator purdue's office tells us tonight. they claim that he simply mispronounced her name, didn't mean anything by it. you heard him. he said her name four different ways and then tacked on a mala-mala-mala i don't know whatever. that is what he said trying to be funny scoring cheap laughs. it's disrespectful. and their statement insults your intelligence. even though senator purdue's office has clearly given us a bad faith explanation i'm going to help a brother out here. okay? so what is this on your screen? look at some punctuation marks. that is a question mark. okay? now what is this? next

our campaign 2020 coverage includes a senate debate from georgia but soon republican incumbent david purdue and his democratic challenger. on c-span 2 at 10:30 a.m. eastern, national security advisor robert o'brien speaks with the huntington institute about current threats. that is followed by a discussion by political law experts on the upcoming election and the legal implications of mail-in voting. the aspen institute looks at the development of a coronavirus vaccine and plans for its distribution. vice president pence spoke at a campaign rally in greenville, south carolina one week of ahead election day. he was introduced by senator lindsey graham. ♪ senator graham: thank you, all. thank you so much. let's kick their ass. let's kick their ass. i have never been more excited to vote than i am right now. are you? [cheers and applause] anybody know where central is at? my dad owned a liquor store and a bar. i have met a lot of you people. i grew up in central south carolina, and i get to introduce the vice president. isn't that great? hey, jeff. go, tigers. i will talk about our governor, h

thank you for joining us for the and jonor david purdue ossoff take part in a televised debate tuesday evening. watch live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. next, a discussion on the future of democracy. hour. >> i'm aaron david miller senior at the endowment, women to carnegie connects. issues of americans in the world. the last discussion was the afternoon with a simple question, what foreign factor, our lee panelists, and myself included new the answer to that question before with we began. not so today. the request he we pose, will american democracy survive november 3rd and beyond, is unanswerable. it may be overly dramatically rendered, but there are simply tomorrow unknowns and too many uncertainties and fears about the consequences of this election. however, there are also hopes. rachel had written reflecting the fact for many it's hard to imagine that the u.s. won't find a way to muddle. through. ross argued in the new york times on sunday that we'll definitely muddle through and then some. let me quote what he said. meanwhile, the scenarios that have been spun out in re

john osoff polling ahead of republican senator david purdue in georgia.georgia senate race, the current pastor of martin luther king jr.'s church, the ebenezer baptist church, is running ahead in a very crowded field of 20 candidates, which will probably trigger the need for a runoff election in january, because georgia law requires gnat candidate senate win at least 50% of the vote. the same poll that shows reverend warnock running first in that georgia senate election shows joe biden one point ahead of donald trump in georgia. donald trump won georgia in 2016 by five points. today. joe biden endorsed both senate candidates in georgia, the reverend and john osoff. joe biden will campaign in georgia tomorrow with two stops in atlanta and warm springs. reverend rafael warnock, the front runner for a senate seat in georgia, will join us next. with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too lo

in georgia where democrat jon ossoff is challenging david purdue for the senate seat, the debate turnedff with this withering critique. >> well, perhaps senator purdue would have been able to respond properly to the covid-19 pandemic if you hadn't been fending off multiple federal investigations for insider trading. it's not just that you're a crook, senator. it's that you're attacking the health of the people that you represent. you did say covid-19 was no deadlier than the flu. you did say there would be no significant uptick in cases, all the while you were looking after your own assets and your own portfolio, and you did vote four times to end protections for preexisting conditions. four times. and the legislation that you tout, the protect act, it includes loopholes that specifically allow insurance companies to deny policies to georgians with preexisting conditions. can you look now in the camera and tell the people of this state why you voted four times to allow insurance companies to deny us health coverage because we may suffer from diabetes or heart disease or asthma or have c

david purdue is having trouble with jon ossoff. they're tied.collins. you've got teresa greenfield who is whooping joni ernst right now. you've got susan collins who is also concerned and losing. steve bullock is leading in montana. it goes on and on. jaime harrison appears to be prepared to maybe beat lindsey graham who i've even heard from republican friends whining for money, begging for money. in texas, mj hager has caught up. i don't understand this -- >> and don't forget alaska. don't forget alaska. >> oh, alaska, exactly. you know, i don't understand the ride or die. i mean, at a certain point there is a certain sense of political self-preservation, steve, and understand the people calling you and calling claire at some point just don't cut bait. if they think they're going to lose and complaining about it, why don't they just leave him? >> too late. they have tied themselves to the mast and they are going down with the ship. it is too late for them to cut the rope. to cut the tie to donald trump. they made their bed. they're going to lie

one point ahead of the republican senator david purdue in georgia and in the other georgia senate race, the current pastor of martin luther king jr.'s church, the ebenezer baptist church, is running ahead in a very crowded field of 20 candidates which will probably trigger the need for a run-off election in january because georgia law requires senate candidates to win at least 50% of the vote. the same poll that shows reverend warnock running first in the georgia senate election shows joe biden one point ahead of donald trump in georgia. donald trump won georgia in 2016 by five points today joe biden endorsed both senate candidates in georgia reverend warnock and ossoff. he's cal pain tomorrow with two stops in atlanta and warm springs. reverend raphael warnock will join us next. warnock will join us next this administration and senate republicans want to overturn laws requiring insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions. they're rushing a lifetime appointment to the supreme court to change the law through the courts. 70% of americans want to keep protections for

here is georgia senator david purdue referring to his colleague senator kamala harris at a trump rallyt know. whatever. >> so much of what the president said in his proclamation about national character counts week is just so right. we must resolve, he said, to build lives and communities grounded in moral clarity in order to strengthen ourselves, our families, our communities and our nation. he's right. we do. character does count. character counts not only this week but also the next week and the one after that. which happens to contain election day. character counts. thanks for the reminder, mr. president. >>> join me tonight for a new warning from some of the people who know the president best. "the insiders," a warning from former trump officials, airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. the united states continues next. trump took a good economy and drove it back into the ditch through his failure to get covid under control, his failure to deliver real relief to working people. does he not understand and see the tens of mill

our campaign 2020 coverage continues with the georgia senate debate between income at republican david purduelengers democrat john and libertarian shane hazel. then, the missouri governors debate between incumbent republican mike parson, democrat nicole galloway, libertarian rick combs, and green party candidate jerome bauer. after that, joe biden speaks in pembroke pines, florida on his policy proposal for senior citizens. ♪ ♪ c-span's "washington journal" every day discussing policy issues :

that's what republican senator david purdue is trying to fend off don oshoff.ring the coronavirus crisis and seeking to profit from it. >> well, perhaps senator purdue would have been able to respond properly to the covid-19 pandemic if you hadn't been fending off multiple federal investigations for insider trading. it's not just that you're a crook, senator. it's that you're attacking the health of the people that you represent. >> now purdue was supposed to debate osshoff again tomorrow but he pulled out of this event to campaign with president trump in georgia instead. and in these final days, purdue has been avoiding the media. his campaign wouldn't disclose has plans. when cnn learned he was in central georgia, his supporters tried to block our camera or prevent any questions. >> trying to reach out to your campaign, but your campaign wouldn't tell us what you were doing, what you are doing. wondering why that was. >> you asking me a question? >> yeah, your -- >> i just talked to john oshoff. he was very critical about you. he said your comments about kama

. >> david purdue willfully mispronouncing the name of his colleague.he thing chuck schumer are trying to do -- and kamala or kamala, whatever. >> temperatures are creating dangerous fire conditions in the west. in colorado, 60-mile-per-hour winds are fanning the cameron peak fire. >> in alaska, soccer practice is delayed due to unexpected participation from a moose on the loose. wouldn't you want very big antlers on your corner kick squad? challenge a header with this guy. >> supposed to be a debate. did you see that trump was on nbc. joe was on abc. i had a flashback to the '70s when the only choice was barnaby jones or matlock. >> on "cbs this morning saturday." >> will smith will face will smith. >> first time two guys with the same name face each other in the playoffs. >> the pitcher is will smith. the batter also will smith. so many will smiths in this world. >> and a high fly ball to left. back at the wall it is gone! will smith and the dodgers jump on top, 4-2. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle

. >> reporter: that same georgia crowd witnessed a campaign controversy when senator david purdue up for re-election appeared to mockingly flub the name of his senate colleague kamala harris. >> the most insidious thing they are trying to perpetrate and, whatever. >> reporter: they call it a racist tactic. purdue's campaign said he simply mispronounced senator harris' name and didn't mean anything by it. >> reporter: that was kelly o'donnell reporting with us. we'll check back in with vianey for a peek at the forecast. >>> the lovely woes of working from home. sometimes you have audio issues. for san francisco, 59 degrees. wind speeds are calm right now throughout. livermore, 55. notice how we are cooler to start this morning. here is what we're monitoring heading into tonight and the workweek ahead. we have minor cooling, so a little bit of a cooldown especially for the coastline. not as cool for inland areas. and then we could see the return of elevated fire danger heading into the start of the workweek which means possibly more wind and an increase in that wind could also trigger

purdue is in bankruptcy, so it is believed that the government will receive far less than that $8 billion. david? >> all right, you'll keep us honest on this. adrienne, thank you. >>> we're also following the major news from the vatican tonight. pope francis voicing support for same sex civil unions. the first pope in history to do so. the pope saying homosexual people have the right to be in a family, that they are children of god. here's our foreign correspondent james longman tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an historic shift from the leader of an ancient institution. pope francis becoming the first pope in the catholic church's 2,000-year history to endorse civil unions for gay couples. >> this is a man who cries with humanity. >> reporter: in the new documentary "francesco," the pope says, "homosexual people have a right to be in a family. they are children of god and have a right to a family." it's a major departure from the position of the vatican's own doctrinal office. the pope adding, "what we have to create is a civil union law. that way they are legally covered. i stood up for that." t

purdue university, can't remember. that was eisenhower's miracle. where's the spirit of dwight davidisenhower and the democrats to build the stuff? think therense, i is a spirit around wanting to make grand gestures as it relates to infrastructure, particularly in the u.s. where the scale of the neato is measured. interstate is still two lanes given the amount of repair work that has to be done on it every year. it's there at a level, not just democrats but republicans, but we need to get back to implementation. this is tough stuff to do but andhave the right agencies you have to enable them to implement the programs required. francine: how big is the disconnect between fundamentals in the economy and markets? jim: that's a great question, francine. i characterize this internally where is the fundamentalist, where i put myself in, it is don't fight the fed gang. there's no question the page and response,he monetary the blurring of fiscal and the last six months has inoculated the markets from beyond the scar tissue this pandemic and its consequences are causing. so the tides start to

david? >> really important to keep this in mind as americans come back indoors. whit johnson, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here tonight to that blockbuster settlement from purdue pharma, the marmer of okay si cown toin. the ownersh tonight, purdue agreeing to pay more than $8 billion in penalties. so, will any american families battling addiction see any help from this? here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: it's being hailed by the federal government as a major victory against a company, whose drug, oxycontin, is part of the public health crisis of opioid addiction that has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of americans. purdue pharma pleading guilty to felony charges of defrauding federal health agencies and violating federal kickback laws for inducing doctors to prescribe those powerful opioids. >> the kickback effectively put purdue's marketing department in the exam room with a thumb on the scale. >> reporter: the company agrees to pay $8.3 billion in penalties. purdue pharma is owned by members of the wealthy sackler family, who will personally pay $225 million in civil penalties and agree to turn over control of their privately held compan

but right now republican senator david perdue is struggling to keep a razor thin lead against democratic challenger. and senator purdue options to increase his lead. either reach out to the state's growing minority population or whip up the trump base and this week he seems to have made his choice. >> republican senator david perdue of georgia is facing backlash after appearing to purposefully mispronounce the name of democrat you can vice presidential candidate kamala harris during a trump campaign rally in georgia on friday. >> here is what he said. >> but the most insidious thunking that chuck schumer and joe biden are trying to perpetrate and bern yea and elizabeth and kamala, kamala, cam malla-malla-malla i don't know, whatever. >> perdue has served in the senate alongside harris for nearly four years. >> trevor: come on man, really. how are you going to pretend you don't know how to say her name when you are coworker bhos see each other all the time for years. if anything, perdue is just showing off that he doesn't pay attention at work. it is luke hearing someone on the lakers say that they have teammates with

. >> last night when david perdue dropped out of the next debate, jon ossoff tweeted, millions saw that purdueo answers when i called him out on his record of blatant corruption, widespread disease, and economic devastation. shame on you, senator. after this break, jon ossoff will join us and tell you you w would have said to david perdue at the next debate if david perdue had somehow summoned the courage to show up. jon ossoff gets tonight's "last word" next. gets tonight's "las word" next riving, i see... (customer) something like that... (burke) well, here's something else: with your farmer's policy perk, new car replacement, you can get a new one. (customer) that is something else. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks ♪ think it ♪ solve it ♪ try and crack it ♪ breathe it ♪ calm it ♪ and renew it aarp staying sharp is part of renew active. get medicare with more. ♪ i feel good ♪ i knew