georgia? >> we're going to see trump do very wl. i'd be surprised if any counties south of macon, georgia you see trump not win. the problem he has is in metro atlanta where you have over six million people and a lot of voters and suburban voters that aren't entirely comfortable. >> florida and georgia might vote together. florida georgia line. those aren't there anymore. donald trump and hillary clinton need to look at them as one area with media markets. florida has many. tampa and st. pete one of the most important. >> you have two homes. yu see the two communities. >> i do. >> are they basically one in the same? >> they are. particularly in the suburban areas of atlanta and st. pete. you have the same independent voters and republican there are some independent voters in other parts of florida that are more the independent voter you see in the north. where as in georgia most of the independent voters are republicans that say they vote both ways. >> what does donald trump do to respond and

. >> you did, in sears versus upton, a case out of georgia. that was to the court of georgia. it came up on the same posture of our case. >> is there a argument that petition could go to the trial court? i mean our statute says it goes to the highest court in which review could have been had. which sounds like the georgia supreme court. and justice scalia said, the director, their attention to the issues before us. i'm not sure, to me it's an option, to -- to go to the georgia trial court. or is that incorrect? >> well, what this court has said, both in the r.j. reynolds case and brady versus north carolina last year, 2015 this year, once again, there was an inter me yet court decision denied by the north carolina supreme court. i mean i can remember back to 1960 there was thompson versus louisville, it was in louisville kentucky. no court could take the case because the fine was less than $25. these cases decided by the court, 1986 and this year -- >> putting together two rules that you say we've established. one is, justice said to end the confusing, the petition should be a

one in georgia. a negro fort and then a smattering of villages as you march your way east from pensacola. captured red sticks are taken north and then sometimes even west straight to indian territory where reservations were being formed but often they were brought to alabama. slaves are returned back to the creek agency where their original owners tried to be determined or they're sometimes resold or sometimes given to the creeks to basically distribute as they see fit. we're talking 400 african-americans return. right? this is not a -- this is not a small operation. that means we have trails of african-american men, women, and probably children in chains or at least in guard being marched north out of florida into alabama and probably georgia on the way. kind of taking that loop. being returned back into slavery and rumors occurring that some of these africans were not even enslaved as children. or rather these were free blacks born free in florida being enslaved for the first time. this will be an

and arizona especially georgia. is a state that voted for bill clinton once and otherwise has been pretty red. is this for real? >> think it is more for real than we might have expected six months ago and we'll point out that georgia has been trending more democratic and they've been shifting in the state over the course of the last couple of decades and we're seeing after the conventions at least three polls and one of them showing a tie and two of them with the lead in the state which i think is believable and we were talking about donald trump and donald trump's campaign and hillary clinton is running a very strong campaign and part of this is them trying to get resources into georgia, but trying to do them to put resources into georgia to spend time there and the poll suggests she could actually win it. >> at least the one i'm keyed in on, and speaking of the executive director of the democratic party and i asked her is hillary clinton coming to georgia? we'd love her. is she coming? we'd love to have her. is sh

georgia, you know something about georgia. georgia not so much a blueish state.at do you say about these new polls coming out from the atlanta journal constitution putting hillary clinton slightly ahead? >> i'd say these are the same pollsters who two years ago told us michelle nun was close to becoming the next senator and neither one of them came close. we hear this, georgia's turning, it's going to be purple, then blue. but it never happens. i think if you poll, there were 862 people polled in this particular poll. if you pull downtown atlanta, you skew your poll to atlanta, then you get numbers like this. i don't think the poll was scientific. i'll say this as somebody who has won statewide in the state of georgia and helped dozens of candidates who have, i hope that hillary clinton spends a lot of time in georgia and spends a lot of money because that will free up our resources to go to pennsylvania, florida and other states. so, you know, i'm laughing at this in the back room. i know it makes a good story for the clinton campaign. it's kind of icing on the

so we left the republic of georgia with a deal.etely on track for success. >> it was myself, john melandra, dave hall and darius that traveled to republic of georgia to do the undercover meet. >> october 1st was a monday. we arrived at the republic of georgia that weekend. darius is communicating with ardibeli and telling him, i'm in georgia. i'm ready for you. >> on the dave ardebili's arrival at the tbilisi airport, dave hall and i are going to be keeping eyes on darius. we want to make sure darius certainly was safe. second of all, we wanted to see if we made that first goal with ardebili, his arrival. because you never know if they're going to show up. >> at the time this was a high anxiety event. because we can do everything right but the bad guy has to commit the crime for this to be a success. the mood of the moment was tense. >> and then he appeared. we certainly saw ardebili and immediately almost attached to him was what appeared to be an 80-year-old man. and dave and i looked at each other and say, who is that? >> there'

. >>> we love georgia. we had a big, big victory in georgia just a little while ago.oing to have another one. thank you very much, everybody. >> all right, a surprising new poll released today shows hillary clinton up, get this, seven points over donald trump in a four-way poll in georgia. this, right after a poll was released on friday, that by the atlanta journal constitution, big paper down there, that shows a four-point difference between the two in a head-to-head contest with hillary clinton on top. it also shows clinton beating trump among independents, a block that typically votes republican in georgia. a democrat hasn't won georgia since 1992. barack obama failed to win it. it was won last time by bill clinton. mitt romney won that state by seven points in 2012. but if you have been watching our show, the latest polling numbers shouldn't come as too much of a surprise. two years ago, i traveled to georgia to look at the georgia map, the factors that could turn that red state blue. a simple matter of arithmetic, ben jealous walks me through the math. >> there a

>> they do. >> they have every statewide elected office in georgia.o, you're also seeing in some ways the sort of potency of backlash politics, right? it can be an enormously immobilizing factor, particularly in off-year elections, if voters feel their demographic monopoly is epic. >> well, i think there are two things at play here. one is that while republicans do have a stronghold, democrats in the house, we have flipped five republican seats since redistricting. we are on track to flip more seats. but more than that, we have implemented most of the things that the law allows. so when you hear about the voter i.d. laws that are falling in north carolina and ohio and texas, georgia was one of the predicate states with indiana, so we have the voter i.d. laws that we need. the voter suppression laws they've tried, we're pushing back on those. so, georgia has already escaped much of what they have wanted to do and we're prepared for what they're trying to do. >> how much of a difference is a down ballot if you see big investment from the clinton campaig

so georgia has been trending with its demographic to becoming a stronger minority state. we have a lot of active young people here and young people tend to be more hopeful for our future and more accepting of other people in general than >> but experts studying this trend say it will take time for democrats to benefit from the growing minority population because not everyone is registering to vote right away. >> i think that georgia becoming competitive is likely in the long term but unlikely in the short-term. >> republicans read those numbers the same way so they don't think they are basically to lose their grip on georgia. >> democrats in georgia year in year where the demographic time bomb goes off and taking you guys out. it hasn't happened. >> georgia has 16 electoral votes of all the states florida is clearly the biggest prize with 29 electoral ves hillary clintonead ors in florida but leads b less than three pipes. trump said he wants to shake up the map not just here but elwhe. wants to put cifornia and his home state forublicans we are not seeing that inhe inter

. >> georgia, georgia, los angeles, georgia, texas, georgia, georgia, georgia. >> reporter: georgia cleaning our clocks. >> georgia cleaning our car -- clocks. >> reporter: 30 industry- leading florida. >> mill workers, craft reach 30% georgia persuaded ben affleck -- for the upcoming movie which is set in tampa. it has not always been like that the state approved $269 million in film tax credits in 2010. that was supposed to last six years but the money ran out almost immediately that the reason the florida office of film and entertainment awarded basis with no consideration of the number for williams hired or the merit of the project some money even when two companies that produced video games and commercials. lawmakers recently tried to renew incentives. >> we have over 100,000 people in the film industry in the state of florida. >> reporter: those effort failed largely because koch brothers back americans for prosperity lobbied against incentives. >> we remain in opposition primarily because we are opposed to this program as a whole but we reached out to richard corporate who helped the

he's got issues in georgia.nd i guess my point, congressman, is that if he can't chalk up if his red state category those areas that ought to be his, there's just not a path for him to get to 270. >> well, i don't think george washington could have survived the ten days of bad press that donald trump has had. and some of it has been self inflicted. but the majority still has been a media feeding frenzy, piling on. i think as long as we talk about the economy, and foreign policy and the corruption of the clinton foundation, we're going to win. i mean, the reality is, you still have 94 million americans who are out of work, 43 million on food stamps. medium household income, which has fallen in 18 years from $57,000 to $53,000. this is serious stuff. and the people out there and in the keystone state as well, michael, as you know, particularly in the heartland, they're suffering right now. and if they want a third term of barack obama, they need to vote for hillary clinton. if they want change, if it they want som

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a red, red state, the state of georgia.hillary clinton is now leading, according to their latest polling. she is leading donald trump in georgia. this is the latest poll from the atlanta journal constitution. it shows that clinton is four points ahead. we go to martha's vineyard where the president just went with his family on their summer vacation. suzanne, georgia showing a bit of a flip here, it's still early as trump supporters would point to. but how significant is that is this. >> it's surprising when you think about this. certainly the democrats don't want to spend a lot of money in georgia quite yet. back in may they commissioned the poll and exactly the opposite. trump at 45, clinton at 416789 now that flipped. there is a couple of reasons why. first of all, she seems to have gained when it comes to independents. they reliably will vote republican. they are very conservative. they have the same numbers now at 36% for trump, 36% for hillary clinton. she is making gains among the independents. secondly look at the su

georgia, on family property, five minutes, just looking at the deer. the deer's looking at georgia. nothing exciting going on. but then georgia, being a dog, is like, let's play chase. the deer is like oh, i'll take you. you don't want me to chase. >> oh, oh, no. ow. >> but, at the very end georgia is like oh, i'll chase you back. >> and then i'll hide under the >> just ahead, in more of today's new videos. he wants to help change the tune for ukrainian orphans with e -- >> in the world. >> see how he hopes to use the music to make's difference and how you request help, too. >>> plus why jessica's twist on a classic sandwich will have you ready to dig in. >> she's genius. ?? dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, tion in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. [ annou

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did take some actions to try to reinforce georgia. we had been training the georgian forces in both iraq and afghanistan, and there was some efforts but -- fernando: but they got crushed by the russians. mr. flanagan: but they got crushed. but the fact is there wasn't an -- was not consensus in the alliance to go and defend georgia so i think we have a , taken a prudent number of steps to try to reinforce georgia's defense capabilities. both the u.s. and now nato at the nato summit will also take some additional measures to help them rebuild their military capabilities and defend against russian intimidation. the important thing is to show united alliance in terms of behavior like that, if it is repeated again and the nation they can repeat that, will be met with stronger response. i think standing up for the principle and continuing to show our support, both politically, militarily, economically for those countries is important. fernando popper thank you. >> coming up, are immigrants taking american jobs? >> no, they are not. >> then

he's got issues in arizona and in georgia. and i guess my point, congressman, is that if he can't chalk up in his red state category those areas that aught to be his, there's just not a part for him to get to 270. >> well, i don't think george washington could have survived the ten days of bad press donald trump has had. some is self-inflicted but majority is a media feeding frenzy piling on. as long as we talk about the economy, foreign policy and the corruption of the clinton foundation, we're going to win. i mean, the reality is you still have 94 million americans out of work. 43 million on food stamps. median household income which has fallen in 18 years from $57,000 to $53,000, this is serious stuff. and the people out there and in the keystone state as well, michael, particularly as you know in the heartland, they are suffering right now. if they want a third term of barack obama, they will vote for hillary clinton. if they want someone to expand jobs and lower their taxes, they need to vote for donald trump. and i belie

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. >> you know, there's quite a number of national park service sites in georgia, but the one that is probably the closest to me and a part of it is in my district is the augusta canal in augusta, georgia. and it's just some amazing historic canal. primarily because it helped us in the industrial revolution, into the entire south, and power mills and factories were built all up and down the canal and really helped to bring forth the most robust economy in our nation's history. so it's just a really cool place to visit. and just rich in historical significance. >> why do you think it's important to preserve this site or sites like the augusta site, the canal site? >> well, you know, in this case, obviously, it commemorates the deep rooted history of the industrial revolution as well as obviously the national park service and the state of georgia as a whole. but you know, you have sites like this that are greatly significant to our nation. this particular site shows the resilience of a city, augusta, that used the canals frankly to reinvent itself and to define its own destiny. and it's

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and in georgia which usually isn't battleground territory, that poll finds mrs.nton just four point five mister trump , meaning that red state maybe and play this time around. joining us now is rex levinson, senior political reporter at the national review, shira center, political reporter at the boston globe. mister clinton and joe biden in scranton today, trump has been in pennsylvania. what happens if he can't pull it out with these major swing state? >> it's a problem, clearly. he needs big states like pennsylvania, ohio, florida and at this point hillary is leading in all the states you need to win to win the presidential election. i think the fact that we are even talking about georgia is indicative of the broader problem. georgia is not a swing state . this has been a really bad place for donald trump right now. leland: you are saying potentially because georgia is in play that does not bode well for mister trump? >> definitely not. georgia should have been in the safe column for donald trump and the fact that is not, were normally talking about the normal

carter: hello, i'm buddy carter, and i represent the first district of georgia. this week, i held seven town-hall meetings with people from all over our district. we talked about a lot of different issues. but the one thing i heard over and over again was this. people are frustrated. they're working as hard as ever to pay the bills and put food on the table. but they're just not getting anywhere. their problems are growing. but their paychecks aren't. and at this point, they've come to see washington as the place where bad ideas go to take root, and where good ideas go to die. that's why house republicans are taking action. earlier this year, we decided we had to go from being an opposition party to a proposition party. if we didn't like the direction the country was going in, then it was up to us to offer an alternative. well, now, we have offered that alternative. and we're calling it a better way. it's our six-part plan to get the country back on track. in it, we tackle some of the biggest issues of the day, poverty, national security, the economy, the constit

yes, georgia. a poll released today, hillary clinton is leading trump by 4% in a head-to-head match-up. while that's within the margin of error, it's the latest example of polls tightening up in the reliably red state. one poll before the fall-out over the khan family, showed them tied. this comes from a state that mitt romney won by eight points in 2012, that last voted for a democratic nominee when bill clinton ran in 1992. one of our next guests contemplates this, it's almost time to contemplate hillary clinton winning texas. south carolina and even mississippi. joining me now, the author of that article, which i'm not quite sold on, josh barrow, and tara dowdell. okay, make your case. >> first of all, this is premised on hillary clinton winning by a lot more than barack obama won by four years ago. barack obama won by four points. if he were to win by say, 12 or 13 points, you'd see on average, that means she's doing eight points better than obama did four years earlier, and that's going to var

within five points of winning georgia.ave been the first democrat to take the state since bill clinton in 1992. despite changing demographics and a robust ground operation, a democratic win in georgia is far from certain. president obama lost to mitt romney in 2012 by a larger margin than he did to john mccain in 2008. and the democratic candidates for governor and senate in the state both lost in 2014. however, state party leaders say they have what the others did not, donald trump. >> he was atwho was at the top republican ticket is basically like a noose around their neck in our eyes. >> clinton still has that uphill battle in georgia. she and donald trump have the 58% unfavorable number for each. >>> wikileaks is backing away from a claim made by juli juliajulian juliajulian julian assange. >>> the first muslim american woman to wear a hijab while vying for the gold. >> i wish that it wasn't the case. i wish there had been tons of women before me who had achieved this. ♪ ♪ only those who dare drive the world forward. i

the question becomes whether the campaign is going to spend money in georgia.bama's campaign looked at whether to spendly and just ended up concluding they didn't have to. if you're running a campaign you're looking for the most cost effective, fastest way to get to 270, and so if they don't feel like they have to play in georgia, they're not going to spend money there. they could spend some money there or send sect clinton down there as a head fake to try to get the trump campaign to spend money down there but he is not spending money on ads anywhere. not on the air waves. >>> do you think the speech in detroit puts pressure on her when you think about his message. he was trying to paint a vision for the future. suggesting that she is part of the past. how did you hear it? >> he was. that's exactly his argument. shees old establishment politics and he is creating something new and pushing something new. we don't have a lot of specifics on the policies in these speeches. the thing that got a lot of people excited was his plan to subsidize childcare for families