but this moment for georgia democrats is about the hard work and the belief and the power of georgia voters who made this day possible. this moment is for the voters who applied early for mail-in ballots and those who waited in line for hours to make sure their voices were heard. this moment is also for the voters who weren't quite sure -- telln't hear everybody me good afternoon. i didn't hear everybody tell me good afternoon. i am so honored to be with his group today as we officially georgia's 16 electoral college votes for president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. georgians have a legacy of showing up and making our voices heard. we have proven to the nation that georgia is ready for big change. this election was not about lifting one voice or one candidate, but about lifting the voices of those who have so often been left behind who felt unheard and unseen in the political process. together, voters across georgia found their collective voice to permanently transform our state. this year, we broke records for voter turnout. communities across our state sto

and georgia has the power to do that. georgia has the power to do that.talk about health. even before this virus, 2 million georgians lacked health insurance. half of our counties have no ob/gyn doctors. maternal mortality for black women in georgia is as high as it is for women in iraq. we have lost nine rural hospitals in 10 years. people are suffering in this state unnecessarily, dying in this state unnecessarily. we are going to get out and vote, georgia, because we believe health care is a human right, and not just a privilege for those who can afford it. honking]s we believe that each person and family in this state deserves the best health care in the world. we believe lack of wealth should never prevent us from getting the care that we need. georgia is standing up for the health of the people. health, jobs, and justice. let's talk about jobs. how is it that right now, in the midst of this crisis, our senators are not at work passing , direct economic relief for the american people and support for small businesses? david and kelly should be in wash

but this moment for georgia democrats is about the hard work and the belief and the power of georgia voters who made this day possible. this moment is for the voters who applied early for mail-in ballots and those who waited in line for hours to make sure their voices were heard. this moment is also for the voters who weren't quite sure that their vote would matter and who may have felt powerless but they showed about the polls anyway. today proves georgia voters are not powerless. georgia voters are very powerful and we are going to prove it again soon. as we stand here together about to make history, we know that this result was not luck. it was thanks to the hard work of organizers, volunteers and voters across the state. this win was built through years of grassroots organizing and meeting where they are. we are reminding georgians of the power of their voice and vote, and years of fighting to make sure that every vote is counted. today shows that georgians are ready to turn the page of ignorance and inaction. georgians have known it for years, and now the nation knows that georg

we flipped georgia blue. georgians already knew it, but we proved to the entire nation that georgia is ready for big change. last month, we delivered our 16 electoral college votes to president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. and we are about to deliver not one, but two georgia democrats to the united states senate in january. i could not be more proud of georgia democrats and the accomplishments that we made together. but we are not done yet. all eyes are on georgia. we will single-handedly determine the future of our country. covid relief, health care, the john lewis voting rights act, the stakes just couldn't be higher. and it has all come down to georgia. and not only are georgians counting on us, but the entire country is counting on us. a vote for jon ossoff and raphael warnock doesn't just mean change for georgia, but working families across america will benefit from the hard work that we are putting in today. e are putting in today. our win in november was not simply luck. our

visit us at georgia democrat, that is georgia spelled out, georgia democrat .org to join the fight and we need every single concerned citizen to pitch in and help us make history. with your help we will send john ossoff and raphael warnock to the united states senate. it is time for georgia republicans to face the consequences of their complicity and on january 6 we will send david perdue and kelly leffler packing. the opportunity to send not one but two democrats to the united states senate is a chance of a lifetime so let's not waste it you all, volunteer and vote and let's get it done. thank you so much. ♪ >> i'm atlanta mayor and i'm reminded of a quote by atlanta's native son, doctor martin luther king jr. who said we are not makers of history but we are made by history. i've often wondered what he meant by that but as we are on the eve of one of the most important elections in our country and in our state's history what i know to be true is this, generations that come after us will ask where did we stand at this time? when we've asked our grandparents and our parent where they wo

a beautiful night in georgia.king about the race opportunity to discuss the presidential election and reaffirm accusations of election fraud there. this is the outcome of the race will determine the balance of power in the senate that election is one month from today. jody heist brings us now. good to see you. what is job one for the president in about 90 minutes? your go to the podium, i guarantee you, they will championing for four more years. after they stopped changing for more years, what is the message he has to deliver tonight to help kelly loeffler david perdue? >> i spent a good bit of time with the president this past week and he is fired up, excited about being in georgia and he's here to help reelect senators perdue and leffler he's going to keep the primary focus because he recognizes how incredible that is not only for our state but obviously our nation. there is still a lot of question about the election here in georgia so i don't have any doubt will have a hit on that but his primary focus, i feel

the the state of georgia. you. now, it's my high honoring guys, to introduce somebody to you today i am proud to be running. with kelly loeffler is the real deal. she's a fourth generation farm girl, y'all. we know what that that is like in georgia. she's a self-made person. she's a businessperson. and this was the thing i liked the best, she's an outsider, y'all. that sound familiar? god bless y'all. help me welcome the next united states senator, kelly loeffler! everyone's watching to see what you will do everyone's looking at you ♪ kelly: hello, columbus, georgia! thank you so much sclatch -- so much! i have one question, are you ready to show america georgia is a red state? yes! all right. we're ready. all right. you know what's at stake, you just heard from my good friend david per draw what's on the line here. it's the future of the country. as i talk to people across the country, every day, they say kelly, please tell me that georgia is going to hold the line. we're going to hold the line. thank you, ge

georgia, you did it. we say to america, welcome to the new georgia. welcome to the blue georgia.one. we are just getting started. we say all the time that elections have consequences. you thate to tell after going through what we have all witnessed this last several months, some 300,000 american souls. to say that elections have consequences feels like a gross understatement. elections avenue we have learned are a matter of life and death. though because your life depends on it. are you ready to win this election? the four most powerful words ever uttered in a democracy are, the people have spoken. speak, whend up and we make sure no one silences our ,oices or diminishes our vote we give honor to that great covenants that we are one people, brought together not by race or ethnicity or national but in idea,igion out of many, one. to stand with you this afternoon. i stand this afternoon but i can whor forget that i am a kid grew up in public housing. down in savannah, georgia. children in my family. clearly my folks read the scripture that said be fruitful and multiply. they took i

georgia.ht? [cheering and applause] aoc said we have to have these two seats because we don't want to negotiate. we want the green new deal without compromise we will not let that happen either, are we? i won't give you all the reasons why we cannot let this happen but i will tell you this, if we hold the line now we can set the stage for future generations. we don't have to worry about this but we can listen to what people have already told us, ronald reagan said to us freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. onif we don't it must be fought for and protected and passed on or one day in our sunset years we tell our children and our children's children what it would look like in america when women and men were free. that will not happen. the line stops here because ofpp you. [cheering and applause] we know history tells us the price of w socialism is freedom. with your help we will save to win georgia and save america and make darn sure the road to socialism never runs to

guest: no, it has seeped into down into georgia. the false narrative of the rigged election and the stolen election has hit the grassroots in a major way. there was a rally a few days ago in suburban atlanta that i attended, thinking there was going to be just a handful of people, there was more than 1000 people. it was the biggest republican rally i had been to all year. did not involve vice president mike pence or president trump, and that is saying something. i interviewed dozens of people at that rally, and other events afterwards. most republicans plan still to vote, but some told me point blank that they are considering weighing their options and believe the system is flawed, and they are worried about wasting the vote. host: i saw it reported earlier this week that democrats are pushing mail-in balloting for this election. i thought i read earlier that more than 1 million people had requested mail-in ballots for the runoff election. are you seeing that push only on the democratic side, or are republicans also now pushing mail

the housing project of georgia. had 11 sisters and brothers, parents taught us the value of hard work. 14 years ago it became the pastor of ebenezer baptist church. >> laura: now, i have been watching local television all day long here in georgia and the ads i have seen paint him as a kind of mild-mannered moderate pastor, a country preacher. but what else should georgia voters know about him and is not accurate was mike tel tell us. >> yeah, i think raphael warnock has been using his position as a pastor to kind of claim in a position of moral superiority. but he doesn't really reflect otherwise. he's a guy that calls officers gangsters and thugs and bullies. and that has historically praised fidel castro and jeremiah wright, anti-american and anti-semitic. he endorsed by hate groups including the black lives matter. and the georgia family fund, which is notoriously anti-police tenants behind the defund the police movement. >> laura: you see when he's trying to do in the ads. there is one that was quite effective i

here's what the governor of georgia told laura ingraham last night. take a look. >> your not calling early on for a signature on it obviously, secretary of state for the law in the constitution would have to order that. he's not done that. it should be done, i think especially with what we saw today it raises more questions and there needs to be transparency on that. i would again call for that and i think in the next 24 hours we will hopefully see a lot more from the hearings in the legislature had today and we will be able to look and see what the next steps are. >> sean: despite all the evidence of really serious flaws in the entire signature matching process, and suspicious surveillance videos on election night, by the way, governor, cali legislature in the special session. fix it before january 5th. georgia secretary of state still recertifying the election results despite all of these serious unanswered questions about what happened in fulton county, despite two separate signature verification systems. it gets worse because george because george

my mama is from waycross, georgia. that's way across georgia. she grew up in the 1950's and as a black teenager, she spent many summers picking somebody else's cotton. she spent many days picking somebody else's tobacco. but the other day, those 82-year-old hands that used to pick somebody else's cotton picked her youngest son to be our next united states senator from the great state of georgia. [car horns honking] that's what i like about america. i love america because it is a great country that gives us the power to make it greater and the way we make it greater is for the people to stand up. we're the only ones who can. this is our democracy. it doesn't belong to the politicians. it belongs to the people they serve. at our pleasure. so i'm deeply honored. the stakes of this election cannot be overstated. we've got to pass covid-19 relief. we've got to make sure that workers are at the center of any relief that we provide. we've got to protect ordinary people. we've got to look out for our frontline workers. for our health care workers. for o

absentee voting has begun in georgia in early voting in georgia begins december 14.hanks to the candidates and for the panel for anticipating in this debate. well done. thanks to the atlanta press club and georgia public broadcasting for arranging this debate. i'm russ spencer. thank you for joining us for the atlanta press club debate series. good night. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captio recent georgia poll showing mr. warnick leading senator leffler in a new poll from survey usa commission by w x i a tv in atlanta. they go on to write the poll released thursday also shows that mccright jon ossoff is narrowly leading senator david purdue 50% to the republicans 48% in the states of the runoff election that takes place in january. republicans need to win at least one of these races to keep control of the u.s. senate. listen to c-span's podcast the weekly. our guest is a senate historian emeritus p he joins us to discuss this -- the constitutional st

they're hard in georgia. but these numbers are something we've never seen before, and i think -- this election is really important for lots of reasons. it's going to decide the senate. i also think it tells us, for all the people who turned out to vote for biden in georgia and other places, was that a reaction to trump and they think their job now, or was trump's election a wake-up call that you have to stay engaged in politics and understand it over the long haul? you know, growing up in democratic politics, we were always told don't talk about voter suppression because it scares voters and it turns them off and they won't turn out. stacey abrams in georgia said, this is what's happening, we have to explain it to voters and trust that they will understand the facts and that they will turn out to defend themselves and the right to vote. and that's what happened with her in '18. that's what happened with our congresswoman-elect, and that's what happened for biden in georgia in 2020. and if democrats continue t

i think the people in georgia, trey, know that. we will see a record run off january 5th. >> trey: senator, anytime you've got to get elected, there is a political component to the job, but once you get elected, there is a service component of the job. what about your service as a united states senator should voters who are trying to make ug their minds in georgia, what part of your service would you like to highlightht for them? >>he boy, that is a tough question, trey. as an outsider, i never ran for office before i ran for the senate it '14. i felt like the country was headed in the wrong direction. i felt like i could make a difference. and i believe we have. but the most gratifying thing may have just happened today, as a matter of fact. in the bus tour, you see people all over the state. we are going to small towns all over the state, and unlike my opponent, who is hanging around atlanta, we are going all over the state. over 125 stops. just today, i had six people individually, six men, step up toal me quietly, after the eve

georgia representative bee nguyen is in the representative of georgia.nd we will be joined by cliff albright. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. we continue to discuss what took place in georgia this weekend, head of the january 5 runoff senatorial elections. sunday's debates for georgia's senate candidates fell on the eve of the registration deadline today for georgians who want to vote in the special runoff election on january 5. yes, that deadli is today, monday, december 7. this comes after georgia repuican secretary of state raffensperger repeated his demand that president trump stop promoting conspiracy theories about a stolen election saying trump's rhetoric is fueling violent threats against election officials. >> this is exactly the kind of language that is at the base of growing reat envirment for eltion workers who are simply doing their jobs. amy: that is what president trump did this weekend in georgia, continued to deny that biden had won the elections, contin

he is out of step with georgia's values.uss: in the second round you will have a chance to ask questions of each other. lisa has one last question here. lisa: state election official gabriel sterling proclaimed, "this has to stop." he was referring to threats against election workers, governor kemp, and the secretary of state who received death threats. sterling warned that false claims of widespread election fraud could lead to violence. he said, "somebody is going to get killed." at his urging, you responded by denouncing the violence, but some did not think that was enough. tell us tonight, what is your message for those who would threaten officials, and have you made an effort to help lower the temperature on behalf of the republican party? sen. loeffler: well, absolutely. as someone who has been the subject of threats of violence, i denounce it. here's what is at stake, the future of our country hangs on this state having free, fair, trusted elections. we have built an organization within our campaign to make sure that

same with georgia. i still remember talking to numerous representatives of nato allies who used to confirm that georgian population is most probably the most prona-nato in the world. now we tend to complain about public support and necessity to extend public diplomacy programs to ensure, to convince our respective populations about value, benefits, value and a contribution of nato to world security. while in georgia, it is evidence, the major part of society, things like this. it is now very positive in both countries. i still remember another event. before the nato summit, i was at that time head of the late preside president's chancelary, and i was sent back in to consult with some allies. in particular, those who were reluctant about both countries obtain i obtaining -- unfortunately, the final -- and i participated in bucharest as well. so i remember debates and all engagements. actually, i have everything just before my eyes. those chambers that were then and discussions at that time. yes, it was a

suitow that doesn't georgia too well. int is not too well, kelly, georgia.nd kelly are running against radical jon ossoff and raphael warnock. and warnockk are t-- are the two most extreme radical left-wing and you have the both at one time. i think you got lucky but we will see. you most vote early. starting december 14. you have to do it. they rigged our presidential election but we will still win it. >> congress will start the week facing a friday deadline to avoid a government shutdown. also on the agenda, a $740 defense authorization bill that has bipartisan agreement in both chambers but faces a veto threat from the president. efforts continued on another covid relief package. so far there is no specific bill on the schedule. congress is back monday, and you can watch the house live on c-span, the senate live on c-span 2. ♪ >> you are watching c-span, your government,iew of created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television >> coming up tonight on c-span duende is next with historians talking

now, if you don't live in georgia you can't vote in georgia.oved at all, had never left atlanta or georgia. as you say, many voters of color. including, by the way, martin luther king's 92-year-old cousin. i was actually at the polls when she was thrown out from the place she'd voted at for 50 years. she hadn't moved if her home in six decades. these are the people that are being thrown out. so now what is shaping up to be actually the biggest voting rights case of the decade, a group of the top voting rights lawyers in the country with black voters matter, with operation rainbow push, the reverend jackson, and we've just learned a few minutes ago we're being joined by the southwest voter registration education project near the big latinx group, which is by the way frantically calling 26,000 hispanics on the list to say you've got to reregister, you've lost your vote unless you reregister by monday night. and of course we've also put up a gigantic electronic billboard with the lovely masked face of rosario dawson reminding people to check their

the sun is coming up in georgia and a lot going on there in atlanta and georgia today. president trump is going to be here after a virtual rally and president obama saying what happened in president-elect biden's term is dependent on what happens in georgia on january 5th. talking a lot about that. wish you a good morning and welcome to saturday, december 5th. i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi. good to see you. i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> so good to have you with us, marty. >>> a stunning analysis from the mayor of los angeles. the surge in coronavirus is the, quote, greatest threat to life his city has ever faced. >> covid-19 is the leading cause of death this week. roughly one american died from coronavirus every 43 seconds. >> president trump's largely been silent on the pandemic. we're going to hear from him today. >> hours from now president trump is heading to georgia to campaign for two republican senators. >> exactly one month from today there is a runoff in georgia. this is the race that will determine the balance of power in the sen

what kind of senator from georgia that does business with china -- the people of georgia -- you wantited states senator to have deep business ties to china? or do you want your senator to stand up to china? do you want your senators to embrace free enterprise, or do you want one of your senators to have been in a church that thought it was a good idea to invite fidel castro. i doubt if any church over thought dole knocked on my every thought hey, what it we invite fidel castro to come talk to us? these people are nuts. we've got to win. spewing speaking of winning, if republicans win you are the chairman of the budget committee. if democrats win, bernie sanders is the chairman of the budget committee. having spent a lot of time with you and having done the recent christmas gift exchange with you, there's not a cheaper person on the face of the earth then lindsey graham. so if you are a fiscal conservative come up go vote in georgia. happy new year to you. i'll see you soon. >> thank you. >> trey: when we come back, we will try to figure out why the left in the mainstream media care s

back to georgia. here's a state senator there today. >> the police have been doing a wonderful job to keep myself and my family safe after being attacked by donald trump's facebook army. >> we've had death threats. my wife's had sexualized texts and things like that. >> a democrat and a republican. and in michigan the state's secretary of state said dozens of armed protesters descended on her home saturday night. and a black state representative said she's been receiving threatening phone calls after she participated in a hearing about voter fraud last wednesday. she participates in this hearing and then she gets a voicemail from a man who reportedly says "your time is coming. from the expletive gallows you'll be hanging." i want to go to kaitlan collins. she's out front live outside the white house. kaitlan, there are real world ramifications here in terms of people's physical safety and of course the safety of the entire democratic process. and the president is clearly fueling the fire. >> reporter:

georgia?t true, i wish he would have won. >> yet the president himself continued to lob baseless accusations of election fraud in a rally this weekend. >> we are fighting hard for the state. when you look at the corruption and the problems having to do with the election. >> trump was there to campaign for the republican senators but spent most of his time rehashing had his election defeat. let me tell you, this election was of rigged. >> packed crowd, mostly maskless, even as covid infections near 200,000 cases a day. and georgia hit record highs in the last week. wendy evans was there, right in the front row. >> do you acknowledge joe biden as ourpresident elect? >> no. >> there's no such thing as president elect. when they certify the votes, yes, but not until they certify the could votes. >> not until the last dog dies will you accept biden as the president. >> correct. >> were you worried at all about covid? >> no, i work in health care, i just got off work, no, i mean, it's outside, i was

, i'm here working for georgia.everend warnock your turn to ask a second question of the senator. raphael warnock: my question is pretty simple. yes or no senator loeffler. did donald trump lose the election? kelly loeffler: you know, president trump has every right to use every legal recourse available. in our own state we've seen time and again, we have investigations that need to be completed. in fact we run to audits and those audits discovered thousands of ballots are crossed several counties here in georgia that were not counted. i called for his signature audit, we need to hold folks accountable in these investigations to make sure they move forward quickly because everything is at stake on january 5 for the future of our country. if the democrats win they will defund the police, they will keep our country locked down, they want more lockdowns, they will raise your taxes in the middle the pandemic and they will continue to keep the borders open and support taxpayer funding for illegal immigrant healthcare. an

not just georgia, nevada, the margin razor-thin. nevada judge denying the campaigns request to block certification. the campaign vowing to follow all legal remedies. we will have an exquisite with the lead attorney in the vat of straight ahead. look at your screen. nea the campaigns admitted 20 binders with 8,000 pages of evidence in just one, ingest nevada alone. that is 130,000 illegal ballotsl they are saying were cast. including potentially 42,000 people who voted twice, 23,000 that were mailed to out of state, in eligible voters. ballots cast from nonexistent or commercial addresses. what do we ignore this? 1500 votes from people who are dead. here is the trump lawyer, jesse but now, yesterday, explaining e here. take a look. >> every single one of these instances that we have identified has resulted in honest nevadans being disenfranchised. what we can do is turn a blind eye. we are going to keep being the beacons of representative democracy in the world. we can't just turned a blind eye to it. that's not what we do in america

i imphror the people of georgia to vote. >> hannity: jim, what do you say to georgia? >> get out there and vote for our senators. we got to win the seats. to preserve the legacy, the great work that president trump has done in his first term. >> hannity: all right. we're not gonna stop. when we come back, yep, biden opened his mouth. what came out again, yeah, i think kind of emphasizes everything i have been warning you about the guy. we'll play the tape. joe concha is back. ♪ fighting cancer doesn't start here. not in tubes or bags. not in scans or scribbles. fighting cancer doesn't even start in a lab. the truth is, fighting cancer starts with you. covid has devastated our funding for lifesaving research. help us help patients. donate today. >> hannity: yes, joe biden had another tough day with a teleprompter and actually speaking botching the introduction of his, quote, health and human services secretary nominee that he wants. take a look. >> i'm grateful to the members of my covid team that i'd like to introduce to you now who will lead the way. i'm proud of this

you believe in the results, in what happened here in georgia? >> no. i really don't. >> reporter: who do you think won in november? >> i honestly think trump did. >> reporter: who do you think won the election in your viewpoint? trump? >> i think trump did. >> reporter: for some shell-shocked supporters of the president, it's impossible to think about the upcoming january senate runoffs with a continued deluge of misinformation for president trump and others. you voted in november. how are you feeling about the runoffs? >> i really don't know. i mean, i don't know if it's going to change anything or not. it may or may not. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> with all the voter fraud and the stuff they're talking about, so i don't know 100% what's going on. how they count the votes or whatever. it's confusing. trust in anything anymore. >> reporter: that is a republican nightmare in the upcoming senate runoffs because here, the republican who could hold the most sway is trump. in harrelson county, the president increases support by about 3,000 votes fr

pennsylvania, georgia. georgia is certifying joe biden's win, which they did once again today when joe biden won the second recount of votes in georgia after winning the previous two counts of the votes in georgia. republican house speaker in pennsylvania being responsible and faithful to the oath of office when he's on the phone telling donald trump that there is absolutely nothing that he can do and that the legislature can do to reverse the results in pennsylvania. arizona's governor certifying the election results showing joe biden won and facing an attack from donald trump for doing that. we have 74 million trump voters in this country quietly, peacefully, calmly staying at home, decorating their christmas trees, watching football games and accepting the fact -- not enjoying the fact -- but accepting the fact that joe biden is going to be the next president of the united states and kamala harris is going to be the next vice president of the united states. we have a few dozen people here and there aroun

georgia, which is deep-red georgia. yesterday, vice presidke pence was here. if just one of these seats goes to one of the republican control of the u.ste.ssmaintains needo say, we anticipate about a half bil dollars in ad spending just for this election. it's a big deal for republicans. >> sreenivasan: and what about the democrats? what are they doing to try counter this? >> we have seen a lot of celebrity endorsements, shall we say. everybody from justin timberlake to pearl jam to kerry washington having onlinfundraisers. and, of course, we already have the homegrown georgia star power of stacey abrams, a former gubernatorial candidate who came very close to winning, as aat demofor governor two years ago.ev and we hav seen, hari, a celebrity poker tournament to raise money foicon the democride. so, both sides are raising huge amounts of money.an >> sreenivthis also comes at a time when the president is still railing against the results in georgia, talking about fraud at has not been substantiated. the secretary of sta

of georgia. this judge should recuse herself because of the conflict of interest. that's very clear to every american in every georgian tod today. >> shannon: one of the counties did file a motion asking her to recuse herself and she said no, she will continue on with the case and issues that ruling. here is what stacy abrams said about this whole issue of voter suppression. >> when we create access to vote for eligible citizens, more people participate and republicans do not know how to win without voter suppression is one of their tools. >> shannon: these pulled down they are razor-thin margins as we sat at the top of the show. a stacy abrams has said the g.o.p. can't win without voter suppression. how do you respond to her and that claim? >> we are going to win if our voters turn out and as long as democrats don't try to pursue people registered who shouldn't legally be registered in the state of georgia. is a fact that far left activists are registering themselves in georgia who don't even li

i love georgia, i'm a neighbor to georgia my family came from georgia, were not asking you to do anythingng. we are asking you to call for an audit of signatures that are definitely in question and change your laws before it's too late in the senate runoffwe that will determine the quality of life in america. please act while you can. >> sean: all right, senator, thank you. we appreciate it. you don't want to miss this one. you know the owner of the staten island pub? he was arrested again this weekend defying covid-19 restrictions and they are claiming that he had an officer with his vehicle, an unmarked car. we've got the actual video and let you decide and hear his side of the story. unbelievable, all the government shutdowns are coming right back into effect. straight'v ahead. ♪ 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 low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask yo

take georgia, change america. two days later, aoc says we need georgia because we do not want to negotiate. we want the green new deal without compromise. we know that they will move to a one-party system system. schumer has told us that. >> harris: live at the state capital in atlanta. >> harris, i think georgia may be the epicenter of the election right now because you can see right here the march for trump bus tour that began on november 29th and south florida near mar-a-lago, made its way here to georgia. they are just chanting "stop the steel." they want pressure on governor kemp to intervene in the selection. they believe that it was indeed stolen. you can see them here starting to rally. talking to one of the gentleman out here leading it. what is your name? >> greg smith. speak up you are georgia? >> yes. i'm atlanta. >> what's the focus out here? >> we don't care about january 5th. it will take care of itself, but right now, we have the selection to fight for herein now. november 3rd, that just happen sev

absentee voting has begun in georgia in early voting in georgia begins december 14. thanks to the candidates and for the panel for anticipating in this debate. well done. thanks to the atlanta press club and georgia public broadcasting for arranging this debate. i'm russ spencer. thank you for joining us for the atlanta press club debate series. good night. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its captio >> congress returns to session today. efforts continue on another covid relief package, but so far there is no specific bill on the schedule. congress is back today. c-span,e house live on the senate live on c-span2. to c-span's podcast "the weekly." our guest is the senate historian emirtius. he discusses the constitutional steps that need to be finalized for press elect biden is sworn in. "the weekly." where you get your podcast spirs. is partxt, john brennan of the discussion on areas the upcoming joe biden administration should focus on. >> good morning ever

people in georgia all over this country, but especially in georgia, we've been hard hit by this pandemicen we have the united states senator who is already the wealthiest in the entire united states congress looking out for her own well-being, it's a shame. and she needs to go back, run her company and do whatever she needs to do and let georgia voters continue to demand that we're going to have someone who truly looks out for the people of this state. >> what are we going to see? there's a week left. a week from tonight we'll be sitting here in election coverage mode, major election coverage night here at msnbc because these two elections are about the future of american government. it will tell us what kind of government we're going to have for the future years, first years of the biden administration for sure. what do you expect to see in the last week that we haven't yet seen or will it just be -- will the campaigns be running the same plays that have gotten them this far? >> so lawrence, we are continuing to do the organizing on the ground. we're keeping the energy up. i'm looking f

i think that people of georgia, republicans in georgia and citizens of georgia understand just how important this runoff is. just how important it is that we get these two senators two republican senators back in washington, d.c. that we stop socialism. that we stop the socialist democrats from trying to get medicare from all -- trying to pass a green new deal trying to stack the supreme court. trying to do away with the culture rule in the senate. all of those things that they want to do, they have to go through georgia first. and we're not going to allow socialism to come through georgia. >> yeah. you see some of these polls now saying that the democratic candidates have a slight lead i want to put up these financial numbers here. we've got at least 315 million dollars spent so far the break down goes as follows 51.1 perdue 33 million. warnock also leading kelly loeffler 59.5 million. loeffler with 44 million. is there a concern on your part that you're being outspent in this race in georgia? and how robust is the ground game for republicans there? >> well, first of all we all know that mo