and then there's georgia. for a few weeks now we've been covering sort of increasingly astonishing story about what is happening not to politics broadly but specifically to the election system in georgia. one of the things that has happened over the last four years since trump tried to overturn his election loss in 2020 is that the republican party has installed election officials in counties and states all across the country who not only parrot trump's idea the 2020 election was stolen, but they started doing what he wanted election officials do for him in 2020. they have started refusing to certify election results. now, they've done this in a number of states around the country, some blue states, some swing states, some red states, but the state where republicans have done this more often than any other state in the country is georgia. and georgia, you will recall, is a state where trump was indicted for multiple felonies under state law including a rico charges for his efforts to try to overthrow georgia's

president biden won georgia less than 12,000 votes in 2020 becoming the first democrat to carry georgialy three decades. harris' visit comes days after being sued with new rules conflicting with state laws regardsing notification of election results. joining us, from savannah, georgia, and a washington correspondent for the "atlanta journal-constitutions." what message is the walz campaign bringing to georgia today? >> well, jose, for starters, trying to emphasize they take this date seriously and plan to compete throughout the state for every single vote. the vice president and governor walz coming here today first time in georgia and first campaign event announced since the democratic national convention last week, designed to boost enthusiasm in a state that is critical for their path to the white house. that they have a renewed sense of optimism in vice president harris' ability to win. visiting two counties that are pretty blue in southern georgia, but the goal here is to come, engage voters and juice the turnout here. because some of the controversy with the state election board a

and a principal at solidarity analytics media, former ceo of the new georgia project and new georgia project action fund. good morning to both of you. thank you for being with us this morning. judith, let's start with you. 66 days away from election day. every time a state makes it more confusing to vote or brings in more rules, georgia says, hold my beer. they are changing rules 66 days out. don't solve anything for anybody. >> yeah. what has happened is, we've come out of a convention, the dnc, everyone is getting, meanwhile, the republicans are like checkmate. you may have the numbers, but we make the rules. not only do we make the rules at these local election boards and the state election boards, but we also control. that is their game plan. their game plan is to continue with the historic play that started when obama ran, but also to see this discontent and chaos so when we get to certification, perhaps they will miss the deadline. the numbers matter, and where the candidates are going and the work that is being done, the ground, and all the things that have been done to build

rural southern georgia. >> yeah. you are a georgia native, i am a georgia native. we know the risk is not getting outside of atlanta there year. that is where a lot of the voters she will need for this winning coalition are. 159 counties in georgia. and for democrats, getting outside of atlanta is unusual just as for republicans going to atlanta is unusual. republicans are in play across the rest of the state. you know, vice president harris is showing she is willing to work for these people's vote. she was at a high school, she was at the savannah ?m(conventi center. at the bbq, connecting with folks down in the state and talking to them about the issues that matter to them. not just about affordability and opportunity but also, you know, issues like rural health care, issues like the mortality rate that we know in south georgia is an issue. issue like gun violence and paid family leave. this is the message that can resinate not just with conservative white women a lot of whom are in this part of the state. black people are also living in rural parts of the countr

georgia. so priscilla harris and walz just wrapped up their first stop on this campaign. buster that's right, alex, they were at liberty county high school in hyattsville, georgia. this is the type of retail politicking expected with a bus toward this time, she was talking to high school students. of course, the governor thinking back to his public school teacher days and his time is the football coach and the vice president sending an inspiration creational message to the students. take a listen sometimes you hit the notes, sometimes you don't write about all that attractive makes for beautiful music. and that is a metaphor that is symbolic for everything that you all do realize which is you're going to show what a winner sitting team looks like. you're going to show what it means to put yourself out on the field, to put yourself in front of people, to have the confidence to do it now they have more stops ahead, but it's notable that the two have chosen to go to battleground georgia for their

i'm a georgia native. we know that the risk is in not getting outside of atlanta this year, as that's where a lot of the voters that she's going to need for this winning coalition are. there are 159 counties in georgia and for democrats, getting outside of atlanta is unusual, just as for republicans, going to atlanta is a thing that's unusual. it's usually republicans that are in place across the rest of the state but vice president harris is showing that she's willing to work for these people's votes. she was in a high school, she was at the savannah convention center. she went to go get barbecue, connecting with folks downing that part of the state and talking to them about the issues that matter to them, not just about affordability and opportunity, but also issues like rural healthcare, issues like the maternal mortality rate, which we know in south georgia is an issue. issues like gun violence and paid family leave. this is a message that resonates not just with conservative white women, a lot of whom

we're talking about rural southern georgia. >> yeah, listen you're a georgia native, i'm a georgia native. we know the risk is not getting outside of atlanta this year because that's where a lot of the voters she's going to need for this winning coalition are. there are 59 counties in georgia. and for democrats getting outside of atlanta is unusual just as for republicans going to atlanta is a thing unusual. it's usually republicans at play across the state. she was at a high school, the savannah convention center, she went to go get barbecue, connecting with folks in that part of the state and talking about the o issues that matter them, not just affordability and opportunity but issues like rural health care, issues like the rural mortality rate, which we know in south carolina is an issue. issues of gun violence and paid family leave. this is a message that can resonate with a lot of conservative white women but rural blackva voters. people forget black people are also living in rural parts of the country, and they certainly live in rural georgia, and they vote especially in presidenti

the recent anti government protests in georgia. again, it's a for an agent floor in march by speaker, the georgia in parliament will not support is a former president because successfully enforcing you crating on the side of the crating on forces had arrived in the country. according to him, the goal is to keep the protests going. there's information that a certain group of young people is preparing to somehow hinder the development of these political processes. this the 1st to the political team, but is now headed by level and had this really. and in addition to that, we can say for sure that a certain group of 2nd street is supporters has arrived from ukraine. these are fighters who will try using this younger energy to keep this revolutionary process on the agenda. according to june, this militants from the cycle, jordan legion, even transferred money for food to protest isn't a policing. but these are not simply only protest as their kiddos bonded as a terrorist organization of russia for crimes committed against its soldiers.

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south georgia. politico calls it a high risk-high reward strategy extending down into southeastern counties rural and red as they are. it's also all a part of of a remarkable shift in course. as nbc news notes this was not a state, at least in the past couple months, the bypass team was begtsz on for november at all. but the switch to vice president harris appears to have awoken something inside the party, maybe inside georgia. a renewed optimism that maybe 2020 wasn't a fluke, that maybe georgia really is a battleground state that everybody should be competing in every four years. don't take our word for it. ask the chairman of the republican party. here's what they had to say. i was very, very comfortable that it would be, not an easy win, but would be a four or five-point win. i think it's going to be a little tighter now because i think she's energized a few of the democrats that were not energized before and they seem to be a little more active. the party will hope to recreate the success it ha

the recently reveals the you had been mounted georgia send. most of every fights as to you train say, but the shares of the day, most of the national movement and the opposition told us that we should have impose sanctions. and the georgia dream ruling party said no, because it would be tantamount to being dragged into a war together with the national movement. foreigners also told us that we had to impose sanctions, san mercenaries, to ukraine, and so on. among other things, the europeans told us this one contract or installation of another country refusing to bend his niece in the west has found itself at the center of what appears to be yet more for him, but tend to favor. and george's parliamentary speaker says that typically see, was pressured by the european union to sudden mercenaries, to fight in ukraine. one of the same time on investigation is underway into the role play by george investment, easy forcing you, craig, and full of a spoke to read. i tell you to the and an anti government to the state security service is investigating c

but georgia has put in the interest of its own people 1st. that's moved to the middle east where israel continues to exchange fire with its regional adversary's. the head of the idea has a 9th fold readiness to rapidly strike anywhere warning the west truth and will continue to target the leading a most vigorous. we have done very important nations in the last few weeks. we have killed the most senior commanders of our most problematic enemies and we are not stopping. 6 last week come us as political leaders is maya honey. it was assassinated in to run on sunday. the groups economy minister was killed in java. israel also declared that for eliminating the newly installed leader all from us. yeah, yes. and why is it tough objective? it's late to questions being raised, that's the house that was killing down threats, could impact ceasefire negotiations and the hostages to does it not require a commitment from israel? and i guess all of the negotiating parties not to kill the people who are taking part in these talks, certainly with respect to s

which what i'm down to the, i'm the small chaos in georgia. a for the crime of neutrality in the ukraine conflict. i think it's not the 1st time in 2023, the georgia and government accused k. i have a posting a crew with a notorious jordan legion set to be directly involved. so sounds of a certain group of individuals, alteration, theme and all the side, georgia health planning to organize the civilization con, civil unrest in georgia during october. the symbol of these yeah, the ultimate goal is a forceful change of government. the office of the plan, a former deputy, to administer george a lot, needs a $40.00 to form a georgia and president rico, sawgrass. really mchale by touring and come on delta george and legion in ukraine. more come on. the less really the cameras patio, the, the georgia and the engine is a major, come and do it for foreigners and these, making their way to fight against russia and ukraine, accused of war crimes and atrocities. and now the group a switch is attention to georgia itself, seeking to over probably the gover

parliamentary elections in our friendly georgia? i would, well, to answer the main question unequivocally, i would not speculate on the concepts of civil war, my answer is not possible at the moment, because... scenario, scenario, for example, the politico-technological government, er, is speculating on the question, they have the main one now narrative, they, on their part, are trying to hold parliamentary elections at the end of october wrapped in the format of a referendum, but which fluctuates around the question of peace with us, or if not us, then there will definitely be war, so this thesis should not be strengthened, and civil resistance in georgia, it would simply be a gift for the kremlin, which and informative on this topic, speculates on this topic as much as possible. the next point that i would like to highlight is that the so -called russian law on foreign agents officially entered into force on august 1, there is still a formality, it is currently under consideration in the constitutional court, but there will not be

georgia works within its own budget, which is created by the george and people also sides. he's being convinced that someone has stopped funding. and now this is some kind of disaster. as far as i know, there was no such amount in the budget to prove by the parliament of georgia altogether, it looks like georgia is just being punished for being disobedient, just for misbehaving, and for doing something that washington and because you didn't want to georgia but what the lacy into and sees as beneficial to the country and the people and the people only. i'm not beneficial to maybe the united states. you and that influence in georgia, within full news agency editor on ok to the guess really says that the you with us to call for a military operation against russia. you're going to say, here's the thing is that the european union was the 1st actor when 3 years ago they created the associated trio ukraine, georgia, moldova, initially, it was implied that military action against russia would be launched by all 3 countries, which have been striving to join nato and the e. u. it sho

georgia is the opposite of that. your vote always count. what do you say to people as republicans were to sow confusion? what do you say to voters who say it is all very complicated and i need a phd in voting to follow all these rules. what's your simple message the folks in georgia? >> my simple message is basically this. i have always stated, what is the difference between a millionaires vote, a homeless person's vote, and a housewife's vote ? there is no difference at all. each individual person, those three votes matter. and the margin that president biden won in 2020, you saw that every votes mattered. so we encourage voters to go out to the polls, be educated. make sure you have a plan to vote. either if it is by mail or if it is in person. early going, how they plan to vote. after they execute that plan, actually go out and vote and vote. and we need you to vote in large numbers, as mr. clark was saying. we need to end these republican counties. we have to take some of the load so that we will be able to assist those that are democra

if you wanted to understand georgia politics. i lived in georgia for 12 years.ted to understand georgia politics kind of in a microcosm, it would be these exact dynamics. as people became increasingly aware that there was this slumbering clos sas of black voters in these rural counties that when you combine them with the metro atlanta populations and those suburban populations could actually peel the state back into the blue column, which we saw in 2020. people began enacting a strategy to make that happen, that explains the dynamics you saw around voter suppression in the state of georgia. around the controversies in the governor brian kemps -- going all the way back to 2018 when he got into trouble for holding up 53,000 registered votes, most of whom were african-american. that's why the law was passed in order to make it more difficult to give people water if you were in line to vote. all of these things were meant to counteract the fact that there was this demographic reality that could actually make georgia a blue state. >> yeah. doug jones, you having done

in georgia. and that message, it would seem as they believe georgia is in play. do you agree? >> yes. i think all signs point to georgia being in play. the polling, the prognosticators, putting georgia as a toss-up state. but even on the ground in georgia, georgia's demographics are making the state even more purple each year and but i think we have to say that every statewide officeholder in georgia is a republican, except for the two senators and that's something that's different on the ballot this year. senators ossoff and warnock were on the ballot in 2020. they helped create that unified message that helped put all three of them over the top along with joe biden. now the presidential ticket stands alone, neither ossoff nor warnock are on the ballot, which will make it that much harder for democrats to carry georgia. but kamala harris is definitely putting the state back in play in a way that it wasn't when joe biden was leading the ticket and he was certainly having a tough time again in those head-to-head with trump before before he dropped out of this race. kate bedingf

but georgia has put in the interest of its own people . first turning attention on the program now to the middle east where israel continues to exchange fire with its original adverse raise. the idea of head has a 9th full readiness to rop at least strike anywhere wanting. the western wisdom will continue to target the leading law. speakers, we have done very important nations seem the last few weeks. we have killed the most senior commanders of our most problematic enemies and we are not stopping over the past week alone, the must, his political leader smile funny. it was assassinated into love and on some of the last, the groups economy minister was killed in against israel also declared that killing newly installed leader. yeah, yes. in war, is it tough objective? it's the questions being raised as to how these killings and threats could impact the ceasefire. negotiation, does it not require a commitment from israel and i guess all of the negotiating parties not to kill the people who are taking part in these talks. certainly with respe

the chair of the democratic party of georgia. [cheers and applause] and all of the leaders with us today, good afternoon, good afternoon good afternoon. i bring greetings from our president and a great friend of the state of georgia, joe biden. [cheers and applause] let's also send our love to the great president from the state of georgia, jimmy carter. [cheers and applause] so georgia, i love you back and we have 68 days to go until this election. 68 days to go. and i think you all have spent your time here sacrificing all your other obligations to be here together, us as one community, knowing we all have so much more in common than what separates us. and i thank you for taking that and listen. so we're here to speak truth. and one of the things that we know this is going to be a tight race until the very end. ok. so let's not pay too much attention to the polls because we are running as the underdog. ok? and we have some hard work ahead of us, but we like hard work, hard work is good work. hard work is good work. and with your

going all in in georgia is a big deal. it shows a competence and perhaps internal polling that was not what we were seeing publicly until he literally a few moments ago until a few minutes ago wheno when that fox poll cr the latest public polling had trump well ahead of harris in georgia, 51 to 44%. that's a big gap politically. >> and we wondered maybe harris had some internal numbers that showed something very different because every day and every hour counts this close to the actual election and harris is clearly making a play as if georgia is neck and neck, and she's spending time not just in democratic areas around savannah, but in rural areas that voted heavily for trump. >> and here's how we can tell that this isn't just window dressing and one bus tour harris now has 24 field offices up and running and georgia, by comparison, as of early last week, according to the l.a. times, trump had about a dozen harris is opened offices in rural counties and deep bread, georgia where trump has traditionally done incredibly wel

and the georgia dream ruling party said no. because it would be tantamount to being dragged into a war and not together with the national movement. foreigners also told us that we had to impose sanctions and mercenaries to ukraine and so on. among other things, the europeans told us this is one constructive solutions. another country refusing to bend is nice and the west has filed itself with a center appears to be yet more form backed into favorites. georgia, as part of entry. speaker says that typically if he was pressured by the european union, the sudden mercenaries to fight and ukraine, one of the same time on investigation is underway into the role play by george investment, easy for us. and you, craig, and full of a spoke to read. i tell you to the and then on the government could the state security service is investigating criminal activities, financed by former high ranking officials of the georgia governments and full my employee. so the security agencies leaving in ukraine, including the planning, ultimate, they'll b

these are steps that are really important for georgia to take. that's well, that's ordering government needs to do if they want to maintain a friendly relationship with the us. play bar rules, like whomever we say, do not cooperate with china and then your back in the game sort of and surprising anymore. because we've seen washington use this tactics so many times. remember when joe biden fried sense of of hold $1000000000.00 and they to ukraine. if kids didn't fire prosecutor and i went over, i guess the 12 thirty's time to keep and, and i was go, i suppose to announce that there is another $1000000.00 loan guarantee. and i had gotten a commitment from portion co and from lots in new york, and they would take action against the state prosecutor and they did. so they said they had it, they walk out, depress, kind of so nice, and i'm not going to or we're not going to give you the $1000000000.00. i said you have no authority. you're not the president, the president said, i should call him i should. i'm telling you you're not getting a $1000000000.

then they put georgia and play as well.hey have a number of different pathways and we're not even talking about some of those blue wall states though. is that all going to happen? look, it's very much a toss-up race right now. everybody on both sides will acknowledge that fact, but the battle is real and it wasn't so much the case, just a few months ago. now, it certainly is now one area, the polling continues to show that donald trump holds an advantage though it's narrowing a bit, is the economy something that trump-vance ticket and their surrogates are highlight does do any of you by for a second that the kamala harris economy has been good for american workers nobody buys it inflation has failed, or sorry, wages have failed to keep pace with the price of groceries, the price of housing. >> so you've got people working harder and harder, feeling like they can can't get ahead there. in fact, fallen further behind as they work harder and harder. that is not an economic record to be proud of what this race needs to be about

georgia republicans have since replaced the membership of the georgia state board of elections so that it's now stocked with 's election deniers and trump super fans who trump is now shouting u out by name at his rallies while they sit in the front row and wave back at him. they have also stocked election deniers and trump super fans on county election boards throughout the state of georgia. and other swing states as well. but why is that important. these elections officials who t are doing the kinds of jobs that shouldn't make them famous, why is it important that they're election deniers and trump super fans that have been installed since trump tried and failed to overturn the results of the last election. well, those county elections officials in multiple counties, in multiple swing states, since 2020, they have refused to certify local election results dozens of times. all right.ti the state election board members who trump shouted out at his rally this weekend, they are now pushing through a new rule in the state of georgia that will give any county official at the county election

this party is not interested in the fight of georgia. the only interest is weakening rochelle clips. once again that you watch the show and it's true colors which have nothing to do with the proceeds of democracy. but rather the pursuits of domination. we heard from the director of the center for issues of globalization who sizes to the western pressure on georgia. it comes up to police. so you definitely want to sacrifice its own national interests, nor does it wants to be a best. how does that go on? the leash law is just an excuse to press the george in leadership so they clung to this law and began to promote this topic that supposedly this is the only unmanned reasons for the discontent of the united states. in fact, this pressure, which is now being felt in georgia by the west european union. and the united states is caused by the unwillingness of the georgian leadership to completely sacrifice the national interest of their country in favor of the interest of the united states in the foreign policy arena. all these measures, inclu

so it's interference in georgia is affairs, it should be clear to the governing party in georgia that there is a path back that having free and fair elections without violence against civil society making whatever transparency requirements they want this for an agent law make it compatible with the law rather than compatible with the russian law and not have trying to develop a deep water port in a not clear. these are steps that are really important for georgia to take. that's what they torture and government needs to do if they want to maintain a friendly relationship with they, you wes, play bar rules like whomever we say, do not cooperate with china and then your back in the game. it's sort of and surprising anymore because we've seen washington use this tactics so many times. remember when joe biden fried sense of, of hold $1000000000.00 and they to ukraine is kids didn't fire prosecutor and i went over, i guess the $1213.00 time to keep the, the, and i was go, i suppose, to announce that there is another $1000000.00 loan guarantee and i had gotten a commitment from portion co an

, they believe that georgia should be grateful, and georgia does not have any rights there are images to protest, and also there is... how it all ends, we will see, but the last one, as you correctly said, the threats that exist, it seems to me, they are most likely part of the election campaign, because in october of this year us, at the end of october there are elections, our western colleagues, i emphasize, those who supervise georgia, they want to see a more friendly government in power, however, well, it looks like for now there is a change of power, i honestly don’t expect it, yeah, that’s how it is once again moving on to... arab states, turkey, china, many, for some reason, everything in our country is connected to the dichotomy of confrontation between russia and the west, this is not so, therefore this bill applies to many other players and other countries, this is firstly, secondly, any country, any government, excuse me, that comes to power , i’m not sure that it will automatically enforce this law, because the point is not in the law, in fact, the point is in the guarante

he's from georgia. he's a rural georgia person.ock, and so he -- he took a lot of lessons from that. they went to these places that hadn't seen a democrat in a long time, if ever, and they started to see the margins went down. people were more interested. he said, even if people yell at you, you don't leave with less votes than you went there with. even with vice president harris, someone had to remind me of this. it's been so long. in 2022, when i wrote a story about how she herself was telling her team to go to unconventional places, and this was in april of 2022, places like sunset, louisiana that has, you know, that is a very small, small area, and isn't electorally helpful for democrats in any way, shape, or form, and so this is something that she feels kind of deeply her aides say, that you get out to places that people don't see democrats or don't even see any kind of politician and hasn't in a really long time and just let them know you're there. when she talks about the kinds of voters that have been left behind, you liste

the governor of georgia.cannot -- we can never underestimate how bad donald trump will be but we should not overestimate how rational he will be peer because often times there are moments in time. in moments in time. stick around that we have a few more moments to talk about including what the harris campaign's legal team is doing to stay ahead of trump's ongoing attacks on our democracy. know this is a "the weekend." we'll be right back. you just have to get in the seat of the new john deere gator™ xuv. learn more at your john deere dealer. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? (psst psst) ahh

georgia. however, the country's parliamentary speaker says these allegations are merely this information. what do you make of it? all? i think that the we're dealing here with a political pressure from brussels and with the, the complete lack of principles and the only very barely caring about geo political interest on the altar of politics. and they have given away folded fountains. and not only when it comes to dealing with foreign entities, because that was the case is a boss in colonialism about the even at home uh, corporate examples such as due process. uh, citing the private uh property uh and uh, freedom. the speeds are being jeopardized in west itself, so when they are projecting their power to whereas other countries, this is only emphasize even more. so what we see now is a fuel political pressure that door to georgia is receiving from the west for the last uh, more than more than a year and help us understand why brussels thinks that it even has the right to dictates or threaten to

well basically we do know that georgia in georgia, in most scenarios, they were among the 1st to answer the call of the ukrainian government and joined the ukranian. um, forces forces in this war in fact there's a whole national battalion that is still taking part to him. to fight guy here in the don't by sending general investigator of these georgian mercenaries, they 1st gave notice of rights in the very 1st week of the conflict. when footage went viral over them, brutally torturing and executing russian prisoners of war into this does not profit you sit well with george's ruling party who have been very, very vocal about the fact that they want georgia to stay neutral in this conflict that they do not want to follow the pos is that ukraine chose for itself back in 2014. and then general, why is this isn't all this on to ukraine and onto west? what top a well, basically there is a high degree over the place. it's the to the internal politics of georgia, which have to understand is they have a presidency. who is, she's very pro us pro e u n. so much so anti russian at the same time of

i think if we don't win georgia, georgia is a big win and a big state. i won alabama by a record.ever got that many votes. i won south carolina by a record >> sean: we here now with reaction to south carolina senator lindsey graham. i was glad to hear the president today say that he would like to repair this relationship. i understand that you were in a room with governor kemp last night and he made clear, i believe in an x. post he wanted to keep focused and dialed in on kamala harris in defeating the most radical presidential team ever to run for that office. i think this is one of these moments where it's all hands on deck and i hope whatever differences they may have can be put behind them forever. and we understand that the economic and foreign policy, immigration policy, energy policy of tim walz and kamala harris are a danger to all of us. never mind the foreign policy disaster. >> of never felt better about georgia. i can't believe i've said that. that is how much i want to win. let me tell you, i was in atlanta last night with governor kemp in the first lady who was absol

we want to keep our hospitals in georgia open. we want to reopen clinics where half of our counties don't have one in georgia. it is universal because we understand that this is harming people, but also indirectly harming us. >> i don't have time to play your speech but i will posted on social media so people can post a bit of it. i know you did give it outside the venue. it is lovely and i hope people will watch and listen to you. would you like to talk to the vice president real quick? we have like two seconds. >> again it is now up to them. we offered a gift and they said they don't wanted and we are hoping they can commit to these issues. >> we hope you can come together and have that conversation. georgia representative ruwa romman, thank you for that. that is tonight's "reidout". "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> all of a sudden i hear that somebody who i have no idea who is got into an argument with someone else at the cemetery. >> the trump campaign lashes out at the u.s. army and the repu

in georgia we did it differently. thank heaven for having a governor that cares about protecting all people and a legislature that does as well. 2017, we had domestic terrorism, 2019, human trafficking, 2022, gangs, and now in 2024 we have organized retail crime. because all georgians deserve to be safe. and if da's do not do their job, the state legislature has to come in. think about this, who are the communities most often terrorized by gangs and violent crime? lower income, racially diverse immigrant populations. who are the communities that are most often impacted and vulnerable to human trafficking? lower income, racially diverse immigrant populations. you talk to the governor about school choice, who are the communities that are most often negatively impacted when you do not have an opportunity at an education? lower income, racially diverse, and immigrant populations. it is us, conservatives and republicans, that are the cal verrilli -- the cavalry. we are the ones protecting people no matter where you live or

and now more tn 20 states have a trump aboron ban, including georgia.oing] in fact, every state in the south except for virginia has a trump abortion ban and think about that -- many with no exptions, even for rape and incest. that is immoral, immoral and let us all agree. one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree. the government should not be tellinher what to do. [cheers and applause] come o and if he wins, donald trump will go further. he will sign a national abortion ban. you best believe. and he would create a national antibortion coordinator and rce states to report on women's miscarriages and abortions. it's right there in project 2025. [booing] i've said it and i'll say simply put, they are out of their minds. [cheers and applause] why don't they tst women? well, we trust women. and when congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedom as president of the united states, i will proudly sign it into law. proudland across our nation. in addition to that, we are witnessing a full on assault on other hard fought,

tonight on laura coates live georgia georgia. president donald trump cannot win this election unless he wins georgia. and that's not me saying that is a fact as are the top republican in the state believes governor brian kemp said the following this very week saying quote, there's no path for former president trump to win or any republican again to get to, to 70 without georgia you know, who else might know that the harris campaign, they're now stepping on the gas in the battleground state literally vice president harris and governor tim walz spent today on a bus traveling the southern part of georgia near savannah, topping at a high school band practice a barbecue pit. they're targeting rural parts that tend to vote republican and they know they may not win these pockets. but i think the thinking go if they lose some by less that could be all the difference in a state that was just one by under 12,000 votes the last time now, such as the vibes and have democrats thinking the state is suddenly in play. it's also the numbers. a br

and georgia was one of those pivotal states. so the fact that you see kamala harris, the vice president, united states of america, in tim walz, the governor of minnesota, kicking off a bus tour, and savannah, georgia, which is southeast georgia, which is wonderful. asked is growing areas of our state, shows you that they believe that the votes are there. they believe that these rule voters in the southeast georgia, want to hear from her. they want to hear her economic message. >> they want to hear a message around affordability and this is a area that has really seen a lot of growth and manufacturing jobs and a lot of that is due to the biden-harris administration sending federal money to this area and tharon once a trump nemesis, georgia's governor brian kemp is now all aboard the trump train. >> he is supporting his campaign and will attend a fundraiser for the former president in atlanta on thursday in the coming hours, or what's behind the fence mending? >> yeah given the negative and nasty things that trump has said about c

i love my friends in georgia. the best thing for georgia's for donald trump to be president united states and firework, i'm layers, but don't you think you should talk to donald trump and not brian kemp because it seems like this is going talked to both of them. i tell so. you know, he's obviously upset that they didn't support him can't was upset that he supported his opponent. i get that. that happens in both parties, but we have a historic opportunity as republicans twin the white house, the senate, and the house, and let's take advantage of it. and god knows our country needs to change direction. there is no hope for this country if she gets to be president united states, she's it's proven time and time again, she has bad judgment on things that really matter to the average person that's united in georgia and everywhere else. >> it's an interesting point you make there because obviously you don't agree with with vice president harris or the biden-harris policies. no one's surprised by that your governor from s

they are from all over georgia and even people based abroad.ound that the trafficking of babies was happening right across georgia. she's found multiple allegations against at least 20 hospitals, many in rural areas. tamuna is meeting a family in kvareli, a small town in the east of the country. she wants to hear what happened to irina more than a0 years ago. a few days after giving birth, irina was told her twins had died. she was instructed by doctors to find something to bury them in. unable to access a plot for the children in a cemetery, the family buried the suitcase in their garden. it remained there for more than a0 years. the family were so suspicious that they decided to dig up the suitcase. more than a year after the investigation was launched, very little seems to have happened. with frustration building, tamuna has gathered women from the group to meet lia and discuss legal action. meanwhile, the twins are grappling with whether to meet their biological mother in germany. this is my biggest moment in my life. i want answers to my q