this is last line of defense here in georgia. >> senator, i cannot i mean for the people of georgia, country needs you. this race, his reelection, is critical. >> my >> because at stake in this election is control of the u.s. senate. that really means control of this country. the voters of georgia will determine which party runs ever committee, writes every piece o legislation, controls every single taxpayer dollar come up very simply, you will decide whether your children will grow up in a socialist country, or whether they will grow up in a free country. i will tell you this, socialist is just beginning for these people. these people want to go further than socialism, they want to go into a communistic form of government. somehow that doesn't suit georgia to well. >> sean: as we can to continue the special edition of hannity. we spoke to about the race in your jet and her radical opponent rafael warnock. >> we hear more and more about the radicalism of both candidates especially rafael warnock and his embrace inside the dimmer so the more we learn the more obvious it is. rafael war

majority that we win these races in georgia, that we secure a democratic senate majority so thate don't have to negotiate in that way. >> barbara, the people of georgia, you remember less than two years ago that people like alec baldwin and alyssa milano and debra messing and all these hollywood libs were all talking about boycotting their state. all this money coming in from all yeah, san francisco, hollywood, dc. every liberal elitist that hates georgia to begin with. last night, the far left extremism of the democratic, georgia party, that candidates on full display, he directly renounced marxism and socialism because he's publicly advocated for it many times over the years and by the way, wouldn't give as straight answer on joe biden and court packing. i would have given him all the time he needed to give an answer. take a look for it. >> reverend warnock, your writings in your teaching come at you have repeatedly praised marxism and the redistribution of income, can you hear and now for all of georgians renounce socialism and marxism? >> listen, i believe in of free enterpri

, your country need you desperately. >> you have been all over the georgia senate runoff races. i love my friends in georgia a live there and number of years as you know. >> the future of the court if w lose georgia, bernie sanders will become the budget chairman not lindsey graham, so your money is at stake. they will be able to expand the supreme court farm 9-13 or a larger number to make it liberal . they will make dcs state adding two more democratic senators in perpetuity and probably puerto rico. the most important thing for th moment here, is if we retain control of the senate the hunte biden fiasco doesn't go away. to look into the issues regarding the ukraine and china. he's presumed innocent like every other american. if you thought mueller should b looking at the drums in russia, how do you justify it not looking at the bidens, china in the ukraine and everywhere else in the world. >> it's amazing all we been through in then to get lectured by everybody. you believe the whistleblowers of the people they came forward under the signing affidavits an the penalty o

we to will kane standing by in georgia where senator leffler has not yet conceded. live in atlanta results still coming in. >> reporter: good morning. you can bet there are a lot of democrats in georgia and around the country waking up with smiles on their faces. the big news democrat rafael warnock unseating senator kelly leffler in the georgia senate runoff race. warnock becomes georgia's first african-american elected to the senate. we heard from him a few hours ago. he declared victory in this race and said he's going to go to washington and look out for all georgians. take a listen. >> i am honored by the faith you have shown in me and i promise you this tonight. i am going to the senate to work for all of georgia. >> we are going to keep fighting for you. this is about protecting the american dream. i will never stop fighting for this country, the american dream. each one of you so every georgian has a voice in washington, i work for you. >> reporter: you heard from senator leffler, the fight is not over yet but democrats presumably picking up one seat in georg

we are two days away from the georgia senate races. do you believe that if the democrats win, those two senate races, and the democrats take the majority in the senate that you will have an even larger group of senators come wednesday , the next day, to object the results of the 2020 election. a word on tuesday's georgia senate races. >> yeah, so, i was in georgia yesterday campaigning with kelly loeffler. i'm actually as soon as we finish jumping on a plane flying back to georgia to come pain today again. i think these two georgia senate races on january 5 are without exaggeration, the most important senate races of our entire lifetime. if we see a democratic majority, a chuck schumer majority, i think they will do generational damage. it will empower the extreme angry leftist voices in the democratic party, and so i would say to folks at home, if you are in georgia, please, please, please, come out and bring your friends and your family and your neighbors because we're seeing massive democratic turnout, and the consequences, i think,

, the radical democrats are trying to capture georgia's senate seat so they can wield unchecked absolute: donald trump and the president-elect joe biden holding a rally ahead of the crucial senate runoff. jillian: peter hegseth and will kane live from atlanta with what they are saying, if early voting members are an indication people are getting out the vote. >> reporter: i went to dalton ahead of donald trump's speech, you saw people camped out for two days sleeping on that tarmac for a chance to see donald trump speak last night. does that passion translate to georgians? local voters who have to show up republican candidates today in two senate runoff races or is there so much frustration and concern over election integrity republicans might sit this one out? i asked republican voters at the trump rally how they felt about these senate races and here's what they had to say. >> the senators, the ones who are able to repeal things, they can hold nancy pelosi back and keep congress accountable. it is important that we have senators the represent us. >> reporter: senators perdue and leffle

warnock becomes the first african-american senator in georgia who will serve in washington. we heard from him a few hours ago and he sounded pretty confident about his chances in this race. take a listen. >> we were told we couldn't when this election but tonight we proved that with hope, hard work and the people at our side, anything is possible. >> we will fight for this president so i am asking for every single georgian, every single american stay in the fight with us. >> reporter: senator leffler has not officially conceded but with democrats presumably picking up one seat in georgia republicans are still holding onto a slight majority with 51 seats but that could all change if john ossoff follows up with the same success as warnock. his race against david purdue remains too close to call. campaign manager released a statement overnight saying when all the votes are counted we fully expect john ossoff will have won this election to represent georgia in the united states senate. the perdue campaign is vowing a legal fight should the race be called for ossoff with a statem

some of the top stories this morning, polls officially open in less than an hour for georgia's crucial senateoff races. cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: good morning, dagen. here we go. president trump and joe biden making their final pitch to voters in dualing georgia -- dueling georgia rallies. >> our of country is depending on you. our mission here in georgia is to make sure the radical left cannot rob you of your voice and your votes in washington. you can't lose these two people. >> the power is literally in your hands when you vote for john and raphael. you'll be sending two senators who will fight for you, who will put georgia first, who will put you first. you don't have that now. cheryl: today's races pit kelly loeffler and david perdue against each other, obviously against -- not against each other, against their challengers, raphael warnock and john ossoff. now, georgia senator kelly loeffler promising to object to the electoral college certification tomorrow. she says millions of americans do not trust the election results and the american people deserve to have their conce

francine: thank you so much, derek wallbank with the latest on the georgia senate race. let's get to andrew jamieson, global head of etf product at citigroup. thank you for joining us for the first edition of the show in 2021. if we have a democrat senate, what does it mean overall for markets and therefore for etf's? clarity wehink any could get at this stage would be welcome. there is a lot going on in the world and when that happens there is a lot of volatility. bad etf'slked that are often a barometer, often with persistent exposure and flexibility. hopefully one would anticipate when we get some clarity after this long, drawnout u.s. election. hopefully we will start to see some normality come back into the markets and some sense of a sigh of relief, perhaps. francine: what does normality look like, and what does it mean for fixed income etf's if we have a lot more stimulus from the democratic president of the united states? it in: normality, i put context. clearly with covid there cannot be any real normality until that gets resolved as well. and obviously here in t

. >> if we lose georgia, senator warren, senator bernie sanders are in charge. >> you will decide whether your children will grow up in a socialist country or whether they will grow up in a free country. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening and welcome to georgia, better known tonight as the center of the political universe. >> martha: we are less than one hour away from the polls closing for the state senate runoff or voters will either hand democrats complete control of the country's future or keep senator mcconnell's majority in check. >> bret: welcome to fox news special coverage of the georgia senate runoff's, i'm bret baier. >> martha: and i am martha maccallum. good evening, everybody. if georgians select both democrats, the tie-breaking vote will come into incoming vice president kamala harris so republicans will need at least one seat to go their way tonight. >> bret: countdown is on and we will have our first look where things stand, where the boat truly stands in less than one hour when the polls close. we are live on the ground both in republican headquarters and polling stations in loca

when warnock was born, both of georgia's senators were segregationists. yesterday, georgia just elected its first african-american to the united states senate. in its history. and john ossoff has been on the groundworking it for years. he was never daunted persistant, never gave up. i'm so proud of both their campaigns and so excited to welcome them to the united states senate. couldn't come at a better moment. i also want to especially thank senator katherine cortez masso, amazing chair of the d.n.c.c. and all the great st. and the shout out to two members of the d.s.c.c. who right after election day went down to georgia, spept their christmas and new year's holidays there, and that is kristi roberts and laura. our communications director and our political director. and a great shout out to my dear friend for over a decade, stacey abrams, and her whole team at fair fight georgia. for 10 years she and her team and so many of the women's groups, black women's groups, worked and worked and worked to change georgia. stacey would be the first to tell you she d

we start with the senate showdown, the president and president-elect traveling to georgia today, rallyinghead of tomorrow of's race as the senate majority is on the line. jillian: griff jenkins is live in dalton, georgia where the president is expected to rally support tonight. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning. it is a cold north georgia morning here in dalton. take a look. you've already got people, more than 12 hours away from the rally and folks are turning out to hear president trump. he's coming here obviously to rally the supporters because early voting shows republicans need a strong turnout here but he's coming off of the heels of a fire storm, followed by the leaks of audio of the president pressuring the secretary of state to secure enough votes to overturn the presidential elections. listen to this. >> the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry and there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. >> well, mr. president the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. >> all i want to do is this. i just

>>beat republican senator kelly leffler and so he becomes the first black senator representing georgia in that state's history and jon ossoff currently holds a narrow lead over. the incumbent republican david perdue if the democrat ossoff also winds that runoff and democrats will take control of the senate and we'll talk much more about that in more detail in just about a minute or so but. >>the 2 losing republicans in those races left learn purdue pinned their campaigns on supporting president trump's discrediting of november's election results and they'll continue to do that today. yeah that's happening and some protests are happening a handful of other republicans are also part of his effort to try to block congress from certifying president elect joe biden's victory jesse turner has more from dc morning jesse. >>yeah good morning james and ari like you said a busy day here in dc objections like this have happened before and failed. so today's efforts are likely to face the same fate, especially because of biden's decisive electoral win against president trump. 3 '06 to 2.32. >>one

senate runoffs. i put the biden/trump georgia race up for a reason. this is the blueprint for democrats. , could democrats possibly win two senate races in georgia? the easy answer is, yes, they can possibly do it, because joe biden did it. a democrat just won georgia in the presidential race. the blueprint here of how joe biden won this state, that would be the blueprint for how democrats could win these senate races. now, we've had some numbers about early voting in these runoff elections. there's been a lot of early voting. some of the demographic numbers we're getting indicating democrats like what they're seeing there. of course, that could all be wiped out if there's a flood of republican voters on election day, same-day voters. we've seen that happen before, too. we'll have to wait until tuesday to see. but here's -- we say there's a roadmap for democrats. that's the good news for them. what's the challenge for democrats? what's the bad news for democrats? it's this. joe biden won the state on election day back in november, but check out what happened in one of the senate races. ch

molly: control of the senate after tuesday with a pair of front elections in georgia, president trumpresident-elect biden was expected to be back monday to rally the bases. next, campaign strategist for senator david perdue on how his candidate is being forced to stay home in quarantine for these crucial final days of the race. how this could impact the election. ♪ what this will do is change the way we are ending on this campaign. these last three days are really critical. i'm here making phone calls and participating virtually. we got a lot of surrogates in town, the president is coming a day night a big rally in dalton. eric: that is david perdue saying how he's not slowing down to spite his fact that he's in quarantine. the center coming into contact with a staffer who tested positive for coronavirus. senator perdue and his wife, they are quarantined together. thankfully both have tested negative. austin chambers, senior strategist for senator reduce campaign welcome first to the senator, and missus perdue. how is he feeling? >> feeling great. he's quarantining at home with his wi

. >> coming up shortly, president trump campaigns in georgia for senator perdue and senator loeffler. earlier today, mike president met with voters. >> hello, georgia. how you end the prayer. can i get an amen? thank you all for coming out. i want to call out two men who i had the chance to serve along side, one of my time in the congress of the united states and both of them have been men of integrity and committed to advancing the agenda that represents the conservative values. join me in thanking congressman ferguson. ongressman thanks for your great leadership. and it is an honor to be here with a man for many years and i still have the same color that has and one of the most founder of the faith and freedom coalition and he is fighting to deliver georgia for our values, thank you in to ralph reed. thank you, my friend. with all my fellow americans who are here, state first, neighbors and friends, it is great to be with all of you. speaking of friends of mine, bringing greetings. i spoke to him as i got on air force 2 this morning and he is headed to georgia and greetings and grat

georgia. vote to send davidperdue and kelly loeffler back to the united states senate . ly hear some people saying just don't vote. but men and women of georgia, if you don't vote , they win. if you don't vote, there could be nothing stopping chuck schumer and nancy pelosi from cutting our military raising taxes and passing the agenda of the radical left . so for all we've done, forall we have yet to do, for our president , for our faith, for our freedoms, for georgia and america cast another vote for all president trump has been accomplished. cast a vote to send david perdue and kelly loeffler back to the united states senate . we've got to have georgia hold the line. will you do it? [cheering] i believe you will . i believe you will because i have faith . like all of you. i have faith in the people of this state. people of this state represent all that's great about this country. family and faith and freedom and i just know that you're going to get out and cast that vote. they're going to talk to your friends and neighbors every hour that remains and tell them what's at

john all soft mean that president elect joe biden cannot push through his agenda and challenge a georgia senate races was of course the last act of the presidential elections senate races that went to a runoff because in the 1st round none of the candidates were able to reach the 50 percent required 2 to clinch victory and now the democrats have taken control i mean are in control of the senate natascha good name is in atlanta in the state of georgia this i think is the 1st time in the state's history that democrats have been able to control both seats to take both cease that georgia is allocated to in the senate historical victory natasha. flipping these 2 seats to the democratic column has been a source foley of jubilation for democrats that has reverberated across the united states but of course georgia democrats are savoring this victory the most with the reverend raphael warnock senior pastor at the ebenezer baptist church behind me he becomes georgia's 1st black senator and he becomes only the 11th black senator but only the 11th black senator in u.s. history with john. he was recently de

senators. then you have a stunning success in georgia. ocrats who used to run for senate in georgia. david perdue got elected to the senate by beating former georgia senator sam nunn's daughter, who ran as a moderate southern democrat, much like her father. and here you have two candidates going out there and embracing the left side of democratic policy positions all the way. all the way through a campaign in georgia. >> that's right, lawrence. this should not have been a race that was anywhere near a nail-biter as it's turning out to be. this should be a race where republicans should be able to win the state of georgia easily. but abrams and so many democrats have done the work to make it that these democratic candidates can run and be their full selves and lay out what they want to do. the thing that sticks with me is what you saw also in democrats, them bringing all of their visions and all of their all-stars to georgia to make the case that they could only do their agenda and carry out a full agenda with progressive ideals if they took

the governor of georgia has stood up to him, i think some republicans have taken it too far and a number of senatorsectoral college vote on wednesday is conditionering. i don't think that that's representative of the entire republican party, well wit, as evidenced by georgia local officials. >> at what point does president trump's refusal to concede do harm to the country at large? >> when you think of the foundation of the country, and you think of democracy being a big, big part of it. it's what our country is founded on, it's really challenging. i'm also concerned about the rhetoric that we are hearing from lawmakers asking supporters of donald trump to rise up. we have heard calls for violence and i think our democracy is at stake, there hopefully will be in the congress, real effort for structural reform this president has shown us how in his own way, he can destroy what is a checks balances, what are our foundational system of government and if he does not step down, if he continues to challenge the transition, i think we are going to have to have a real conversation in the country about how w

all of that and more just ahead. >>> while georgia's senate runoff races are in focus this evening, therehave also been new developments in the battle for the white house. senator kelly loeffler announcing she will object to certain electoral college results. a source telling fox news that loeffl or will likely object to

ending deep in the red on worries over -- people suddenly woke up to the fact that, well, the georgia senate runoff races are pretty close. the new face of wall street, we look at the money market as more firms pack up and head from new york to florida. and striking the wrong tone, blake shelton's new song causing an uproar for its messaging. it's making a buzz this morning.

trump and biden will campaign in georgia today rallying voters for control of the u.s. senate. g in karl rove. good morning and happy new year to you, by the way. >> same to you. >> sandra: what is at stake with these races as we watch them so closely with hours to go? >> control of the u.s. senate and the ability of the democrats to run through a -- their agenda. without any guardrails, with no governor, with no checks and balances, with no restraint they can just decide to do it and jam it through. much of what can be done can be done under the budget rules so for example a tax increase doesn't require a change in the filibuster. expanding the number of appellate judgeships could be treated as a budget matter. takeover of the healthcare system could be treated under budget rules doesn't require a change in the rules. if the democrats grab control there will be big changes they can push through and push through the senate and house and send to the president. >> sandra: early voter turnout totals. and what we've seen so far and what it might indicate as far as republicans' chanc

we have analysis on the crucial georgia senate race with charles myers. bloomberg. ♪ shery: polls are closing in a few minutes and georgia for a pair of races that have gained national and global attention. let's discuss the importance of this with charles myers who has worked with the biden campaign in the presidential election. thank you for joining us today. we saw back in november, joe biden became the first democratic presidential candidate to win georgia since 1992. could we see that translate into down-ballot support? >> i think it will be hard. biden barely won the state, under 13,000 votes in total. i think it will be difficult in these senate runoff races today for the democratic challengers to overcome what are very clear republican advantages in the state. our base case is the republicans will hold both seats. of mind fort is top voters in georgia right now? charles: it is two things. the economy and coronavirus. overarching and overriding that for voters on both sides is a clear understanding that the balance of power in washington hinges ent

the first black senator from the state of georgia and first black democrat to head to the senate from the south, and it's been decades since georgia has sent any democrat to the u.s. senate. we're talking about history on a number of fronts. but when we also talk about the magnitude of the moment, it does a lot for the diversity of the u.s. senate as it currently stands. as you know, it's not terribly diverse. if when warnock heads to washington along with tim scott and cory booker that makes him among three currently sitting african american senators. so we talked about -- he talked about the magnitude of this moment earlier this morning on the "today show." here's what he had to say with savannah guthrie. >> our opponent, kelly loeffler spoke last night. she did not concede the race. do you expect a long drawn out process with legal challenges as we just saw in november in georgia? >> i expect to serve in a few days in the united states senate. i think the people of georgia heard a clear contrast. i talked about how i intend to represent them, and my opponent was focussed on how she

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georgia. >> will republicans keep control of the senate? >> let's go get it done, georgia. >> or will democrats get it back? >> it is within your hands. >> tonight the results of two high profile senate runoffs, democrats jon ossoff and warnock want to build on the obama victory. >> georgia voters sent donald trump packing. >> republican incumbents david perdue and kelly loeffler seeking to hold on to their seats after president trump lost georgia and re-election. >> we are going to show america this is a red state. >> we're the last line of defense. >> will the outgoing president help or hurt his party by denying his own defeat? >> we will never give in. we will never give up. >> georgia certainly wasn't going to stand by and let donald trump toss out your votes. >> this is cnn's coverage of election night in america continued. the balance of power. the biden agenda and the big stakes for the gop. >> everything that we've achieved together is on the line. >> this is it, a new day for georgia and for america. >> the people are choosing. the

we're an hour away from polls closing for the two critical senate runoff races in georgia. rdue encouraged by the turnout of voters in georgia. loeffler and perdue issuing a joint statement, particularly encouraged by voters in northern georgia who seemed to have responded to the president's rally there last night. on the other hand the biden camp is reportedly worried about the senate runoff races. advisors for the former vice president expressing skepticism, two of the most radical candidates, rafael warnock and jon ossoff have any chance of winning. does that sound like campaign posturing on election day? it does a little to plea. at a rally in georgia last night, president trump making it perfectly clear the future of this republic is hanging in the balance in georgia. the president calling on georgians to block the radical left from stealing the senate as they did in the presidential election. >> america as you know it will be and it will never, i believe, be able to come back again it will be too far gone. your vote tomorrow could lose and it could be your last chance

senate. jon. jon: rich ed son at the white house rich, thank you. well the georgiadidates are making a final push to win over as many voters as possible with just three days before those runoffs decide control of the senate. notably absent from campaign trail is senator david perdue, he's in quarantine after comes in close contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus. peter doocy is in georgia with more for us. peter. reporter: jon, good evening senator perdue is trying to be seen and heard although he's in isolation. >> what this will do is just change the way that we're ending up this campaign these last three days are critical so i'm doing media making phone calls participating virtually. reporter: kelly loeffler is knocking on doors herself today with texas senator ted cruz by her side trying to help generate some excitement on the right. loeffler has accused rafael warnock democrat of having a dangerous past now that a camper from a camp reverend warnock once in charge of is alleging abuse by counselors years ago. warnock did not directly address a

policy, drawing down troops abroad, all of that goes away in the blink of an eye if we lose these georgia senateemocrats have unrestricted control of washington, d.c. >> michael, meantime, there's growing divisions around the $2,000 relief checks right now. republican candidates in georgia say we're going to side with the president on this. the president wants these checks and we'll support it. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell continues to tear down the house version. he's been calling it socialism for the rich. how do you see this playing out for the republican candidates? >> i think politically the republican georgia senate candidates are in the right place on this. i think economically we need more covid-related relief. the economic impact has been horrific for families across the country. i'm not convinced a blanket $2,000 check is the right economic policy but i think politically speaking the georgia senate candidates are in the right place on this. >> joel, big picture here in georgia. are the campaigns and outside groups meeting the moment here with how big they're going in the las

from georgia and only the 11th black senatorican history, he has never run for public office before so a monumental day in georgia and we'll continue to watch the election results as they roll in let's take a look at u.s. treasuries and the reaction. we have treasury yield moving higher across board. the five year trading around 0.42%, the ten year, that is trading around 1.01% let's get out to joumanna. >> let's look at the european markets. we looked at u.s. futures and they are pointing to slightly softer open in a couple hours time but the mood is europe is more positive as you see on the heat map. brushing off some of the concerns of the last couple days vis-a-vis the extended restrictions we notice know germany has extended the lockdown until the end of january, uk under national lockdown at least until mid to end of february and those restrictions also continuing further out in the continent as well. but you can see today the stost is up about a quarter of a percentage point but let's get into the individual bourses those

now, or you can go to lovesshriners.org. >>> we are just moments moments polls closing in the georgia senateif you are within the sound of my voice and you are waiting in line to volt. know that if you are in line when the polls close at 7:00 p.m. you must be allowed to vote. even if the line is long. stay in line. polls close in just a few minutes. if you are in line, you're good. democrats in the state of georgia are hoping that they'll double up tonight on the political feet they pulled off in november when joe biden became the first democratic presidential candidate to win the state in 30 years. who gets credit for that upset victory and georgia shift in juts the few years from deep red to purple. there's one name one person who almost everybody agrees has been out front leading the charge to make georgia into the swing state it is tonight. that person is stacey abrams. she's the former democratic leader in the state legislature. governor candidate. founder of fair fight that fights voter suppression. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> we spoke last night about your expectation

senate candidates in georgia, in atlanta yesterday. challenging two spinning republican senators in the runoff election today. ♪ ♪ like a fool i wouldn't stay too long. i wonder if he we are still strong ♪ here i am ♪ signed sealed delivered ♪ i'm yours ♪ >> hello, atlanta, georgia! sounds like you are ready to win an election. georgia, we are almost there. but we've got to finish the job. let me hear you if you have already voted. thank you so very much for voting. exercising your rights. and you're sitting obligations but know that if you already voted your job is not done. your job is not done until you call everybody in your circle, everybody you know, call your family members and your friends, tell them to vote, a vote is a kind of prayer for the kind of world we want to live in and our prayers are stronger when we pray to gather so vote to gather. are you ready to win this election? we are so honored to have in atlanta the president elect of the united states of america, joe biden. [applause] >> i am so grateful to stand on the st

thank you so much well ruffled warnock is making history by becoming the 1st the black senator from georgia. or into the senate. to work for georgie. no matter who you cast your vote for in this election in this moment in american history. washington has a choice to make and all of us have a choice to make. will we continue to divide. the strat and this out of one another when we love our neighbors as we love ourselves. to go back now to pass go hang whose just outside the capitol hill past the let's just remind the viewers joining us right now the proton protesters breached security barricades around the u.s. capitol and the climb structures built for the biden. gratian so you witnessed all of that happening tell us what's going on now. i did and i want to tell you i'm outside because the building i was in was evacuated very quickly because of a suspicious package there's a huge police presence here given that there was protests on the other side of the capitol we saw what we thought was tear gas can really smell it look like tear gas people try to get the fence bigger crowd swarm over her

georgia is complicated, particularly these two senate seats. it's a really complicated picture. san transition, so it went from being reliably democrat to reliably republican, now demographic changes are ushering in an era of new competitiveness, so it does not guarantee republicans or democrats clear, consistent victories, but it does portend very close election results and nailbiters, alternating democratic and republican victories, so we really do have to see what tomorrow's election results bring because it could go either way. it so much more competitive because of what mr trump would see as fraud, but many other people would say is a surge in voter registrations. more effort to resist voter suppression, simply more activism by the democrats. yes, the population in georgia has become increasingly non—white and non—white voters are more likely to be democratic than republican. even with voter suppression efforts, we are seeing people of colour register and turn out to vote in greater numbers, and we are also seeing them be joined by liberal white voters, and what we have seen

>>> also, georgia's senate runoff election is just days away. one incumbent senator is in quarantine after a possible covid exposure. we'll preview the final days of the campaign as georgians decide which party will control the senate. >>> and a new video game feels like an apt metaphor in this new year, especially since fans are furious about it. we'll check out cyberpunk 2077, and hopefully it won't crash the show. when "the week" continues on msnbc. >> our vision of the dark future. >>ur o vision of the dark future popatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. itthe new sleep numberst pric360 smart bed.on on you never been in better hands. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses you

for a preview of the georgia senate rent aahing and what it means if the biden administration will have to face to a republican-led senate or a democratic one, john bussey, fox news contributor. john, we are told, i mean, incredible number, 3 million georgians have already voted, they say a turnout especially heavily in democratic areas, what do we expect do you think to happen over the coming days? john: it's too close to call right now. it is a very close election and therefore control of the senate is uncertain at this point. is it going to be republican or democrat and the election will decide that. as you point out huge turnout in preelection day voting and that looks like a record for any runoff in totality. so a big decisions that voters are making. i was talking with somebody who is doing a get out the vote program in georgia and he was saying that the kind of comments he's getting back from voters is, not focused necessarily on georgia issues, they really are looking at the as a national proxy, a proxy for who is going to control the senate and, therefore, is biden going to hav

senate seats in georgia's runoff elections. is holding a 16,000-vote lead over republican david perdue. cnn projects reverend raphael warnock will defeat senator kelly loeffler with -- sorry, 53,430 more votes. joining us now is democratic senator, chris coons, a longtime joe biden friend and supporter. senator, good morning. what do you -- if you're just waking up to these results, what are your thoughts? >> good morning, alisyn. i think it's a good morning. i think this is great news for the people of georgia, for the united states, and for the incoming biden and harris administration. obviously, these are not final, because the votes haven't been tallied to the very last vote, but i think that georgia has meat history. both in electing reverend warnock and i think when these votes are final tallied in electing jon ossoff. and i think that sends a clear message to the american people from the voters in georgia. that they want us to focus on meeting their real needs and not on chasing president trump's conspiracy theories. not

the state of georgia sending its first black senator to washington. s that tell you about racism in america? >> the country is changing and for the better. african-american elected for the first time in georgia. i disagree with his policies wholeheartedly but there was a substantial african-american turnout that carried the day for warnock but if we look forward we will put our seatbelts on it will be a rough and tumble two years, republicans continue to fight for freedom and liberty putting america first and democrats are very much on the other side fighting for these leftist socialist policies and the fight will continue no matter what happens in georgia. john: we will hear from donald trump who is going to continue to tweet and to fire at his perceived political opponents, perhaps the people he thinks cost him a second term. that will be a lot of turmoil in the republican party and the two years ahead. >> absolutely. we focused on the democratic party discord but look at the mess that is now the republican party, the division, deep divisions over do

georgia. for some reason, he even said this holiday weekend that the senate elections tomorrow in georgia are illegal. the elections themselves are illegal? okay. so there he is tonight. theoretically he's there to tell republicans to turn out and vote for republican senate candidates, but he's telling them to do so in a state where he says their votes won't count and the election shouldn't be happening. and honestly nobody knows how that kind of crazy pantsness -- a technical term -- how that kind of crazy pantsness is going to affect whether or not republican voters turn out and vote tomorrow in those senate elections. those senate elections which will determine which party controls the senate, which will determine whether or not the biden/harris administration are able to pass any legislation and get judges put on the courts and get their cabinet members confirmed, right? it's sort of everything in terms of whether or not the biden and harris administration is going to actually be able to govern, whether it's mitch mcconnell running the senate or chuck schumer running the senate. that's all

>> five minutes, the major from georgia, senator loeffler. >> the senator from georgia. >> mr. president, when i arrived in washington this morning, i fully intended to object the certification of the electoral votes be i cannot now in good conscious object. the violence, lawlessness and siege of the halls of congress are a direct attack on the very institution. my objection was intended to protect the sankctity of the democratic process. i fwlooef were changes to the november 2020 process that ended up in too many americans losing confidence in the integrity of the election and the power of the ballot as a tool. too many americans are frustrated what they see is an unfair system. never the less, there is no excuse for the events that took place in the chamber today. though the fate of the vote is clear, the future of the america's fate remains uncertain. we must turn to protect the elections and restoring every american's faith that their voice and their vote matters. america is a divided country with serious differences but it's the great ers country on earth. there is no dis

you have two senators who think their loyalty is to trump not to georgia. o think they swore an oath to donald trump not to the united states constitution. let me tell you something. i got elected when i was 29 years old and six more times in delaware. , not once did i think i took an oath to any president, democrat or republican. i took an oath to the united states constitution. [cheers and applause] and asnt-elect biden: president, i don't believe united states senators are going to work for me, they work for the people of georgia. that's why i'm not asking your senators to be loyal to me. i believe they should be loyal to you, to georgia and to the united states constitution, period. and if you vote for jon and the reverend, that is what you will get. decent, honorable man. they will put a president or party first, and they sure won't put themselves first. they know public service is about you. it isn't about them, it's not about enriching themselves, it's about making people's lives better. about giving people a chance. it's time to start rewarding work

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this morning, the wnba helped propel reverend raphael warnock to this senate he'll be georgia's first democrat in 20 years and first ever black senator, his republican opponent kelly leffler was beaten basketball team. she co owns the atlanta dream they started wearing vote warnock shirts after leffler said that they shouldn't wear black lives matter shirts and they should stay out of politics. well. king james thinks that she should stay out of basketball. lebron tweeted that he wants to try to buy the even though the team scott currently for sale. the race for the heisman trophy has been decided and it's an upset for trevor lawrence because it's not him it's alabama's devonta smith smith is the first wide receiver to win the heisman in 30 years. clemson's trevor lawrence seemed to be a shoe and until he got covid and plus clemson is not the college championship and bam, a is forty-niners have been voting for john lynch they've been wearing those shirts for years maybe 2021 will finally get into the football hall of fame. the niners gm has been nominated again. time now even susan lu

it's time you had a senator whosethinking about the people of georgia . and i promise you today, you send me to the senate i'll be thinking about you every day. i'll wake up with georgia on my mind . because i'm home. you know, when you're growing up you take the place where you grow up. you take things for granted. i thought the rest of the world was as beautiful as savannah . the older i get, the more i appreciate this city. with its verdant town squares . call stone streets, oak trees two and 300 years old. bending over the streets. with spanish moss making them look like old greenhouses. getting the love of horticulture and history to the city . this is where istarted . i am an example and an iteration of the american dream. i was born in poverty. one of 12 children in my family, clearly muscles read the bible, be fruitful and multiply. and they took it very seriously. on number 11 out of 12 the first college graduate inmy family . i often say that i went to morehouse college on a full faith and scholarship. that means i didn't have enough money for ar

according to the associated press, democrat raphael warnock defeated senator kelly loeffler. he will be georgia's black senator. the race between democrat jon ossoff and republican david perdue is a dead heat with a number of votes still to be counted. in washington today, president trump will address thousands of protesters that gathered on the overturn of the election loss of joe biden. will certify the result. normally that's a pro forma matter but a number of republicans plan to protest the move. -- protest the vote. trump has signed an executive order banning u.s. transactions. -- this does not take effect until after the president takes office. intelligence agencies are pointing the finger at russia -- russia saying it's behind a major hack of the federal government. that contradict president trump's efforts to suggest china might be responsible. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ready to group to -- i'm rich to group to -- ritika gupta. francine: we have a number of questions on c

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