georgia governor brian kemp gave his state of the state address in atlanta. his remarks focus on economic growth in georgia. curbing human trafficking, spinning health care, and increasing support for education in the state. [applause] [applause] [crowd chanting] [applause] thank you all very much.. you. thank you also much. lieutenant governor jones, speaker burns, president. speaker pro tem jones, members of the general assembly. my fellow constitutional officers. mayor. dickens dark members of the judiciary. darnell and my fellow georgians. when i delivered my first state of the state address, in this chamber four years ago, little did we know the unprecedented challenges that were before. us now on the other side of my first term, we have overcome each of those challenges. and we did it together. and we have risen to the occasion. each time that change has come. speaking of change, each chamber has new leadership. then when i first began my term. i want to congratulate lieutenant government jones, and speaker john burns on their elections. [applause] i als

state. thanks to the collective work of those in this chamber, those who came before us and the local leadership across georgia, we have been named the number one state in the country for business for nine years in a row. [applause] thank you all. despite all we have achieved, there's a growing risk to that number one status, the need for more workers and quality homes where they can raise a family in the same community where they work. this year, the budgets i presented to you make significant steps in addressing both issues. we are putting precious state dollars where our priorities are, including every level of education to grow a generation of highly skilled workers. in fact, between both budget we will get an additional $1.9 billion to education. and fully fund the q.b.e. formula. we are expanding -- [applause] gov. kemp: we are expanding and reinforcing the work force pipeline at every level, including where it begins, in our k-12 classrooms. hardworking teachers are the most impact. elements of the pipeline. we're fortunate to have one of them here with us today. she's a first grade teacher from an elem

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the only one that has been warmly brought, but if others are brought at the federal level or the georgia state level, trump is going to find himself facing real consequences, including real prisoner, and i think in his mind, the only way he can avoid that is by resuming the office of the presidency. >> as ever, thank you very much for joining us. state and federal prosecutor and very often our legal touchstone for matters related to politics. of course, watching for development, and we are getting more from our washington correspondent who is sending back to joining us coming up shortly on the program. next, taiwan's president met with the leader of the u.s. house of representatives. this meeting seems to be pushing the u.s.-china relationship to the limit. china used the meeting as a diplomatic snub. beijing sees taiwan as a legal breakaway state. no less than the u.s. president himself committed to defend taiwan if china should launch an invasion. over the past year, china has carried out military drills around taiwan, raising fears of an assault. >> the friendship between the people of taiw

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georgia. we've had a law on the books since 2019. it is the law in our state and depending on what any federal judge or the supreme court would ultimately say, you know, that's what's going to be in place in georgia has been that way for a long time. we are a state that values life. but jake, this is a tough issue, and this is again to my point of my remarks in nashville, as we have to explain to people what we're for. and you know, voters don't expect agree on with us on every single issue, but when i tell people we're a state that values life, you know you may differ on your opinion, whether you like our heartbeat bill or not, or you think it should be a different policy and we can have those debates. but also, if you look at what we've done in georgia, we've done foster care reform. we've done adoption reform. we've done mental health reform and we're continuing to go after gangs that are killing people every day. to me. that is a life issue, so it's not just a simple of you know what has happened with abortion policy. it is really, uh, an overarching conve

so fs good on the doj for having that kind of chilling effect but georgia itself really contains -- first of all, it's the largest statemississippi river. it's populated -- there's a lot of maga in georgia that can turn out and cause a lot of trouble for law enforcement. what we all need to key off of is trump himself are we going to see him call for mass protests or not if he does then stand aside, security issues are going to be paramount. >> greg, what is -- georgia's so complicated. you've helped us understand it it has a republican governor and a republican secretary of state who were trump supporters but broke with him over the election lies i mean, raffensperger is the villain in trump's telling in his efforts to steal the election there kemp as well what culpability -- or what responsibility do they feel in terms of helping fani willis secure the courthouse in the juror? >> both secretary of state brad ravenouser and governor brian kemp testified behind closed doors at the grand jury hearing. they both will say public security is paramount. they're also both of the most senior republicans not just in the state

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georgia. their operatives also tried to impact the senate race in that state in an effort to keep republicans in charge. jim penrose, a former nsa official working with trump lawyer sydney powell, to access voting machines in georgia, wrote a text in january of 2021 to doug logan, ceo. oh of cyber ninjas affirm that purports to run audits of voting systems and in those messages, the operatives try to figure out what to do with data obtained from a breached voting machine in rural georgia and whether that information could be used to decertify the senate runoff in which democrat jon ossoff defeated republican david perdue penrose writes. quote here's the plan. let's keep this cold coast this close hold. we only have until saturday to decide if we are going to use this report to try to decertify the senate runoff election, or if we hold it for a bigger moment. with me now to discuss these developments. michael zeldin. he is a former federal prosecutor. michael great to see you. so um , by learning of these texts now what possible laws were broken based on this new reporting? well what we have he

last election in 2020, i left the house at about 2:00 in the morning and all of the swing states, pennsylvania, georgia, all of those states. i live in pennsylvania. there were only 10% of the votes left. the only way trump was going to lose pennsylvania is if biden got all of the votes. eight that amazing that all the votes -- ain't that amazing that all the votes were provided? we talked about fox news being fair and for republicans, let's get our heads out of the sand. most of the people in this country think that 2020 elections were rigged and they did what they had to do to beat trump. we don't stop doing trump. he is not even in office and we are still going after him. he was the greatest thing in this country for the last 40 years. if she's going to sit there and lie and say that dominion voting machines were not rigged, she is full of it. host: can you respond to those who have concerns about how those later votes tend to trend toward democratic candidates? guest: sure. and this is a little beyond my area of expertise but is something i have followed closely. one reason might well be a -- and i

the georgia state legislature, a longtime democrat who came over to the republican party.is amazing how the democrats gave up and have cr cedeed the first amendment. they don't believe it in anymore. >> what's coming up in 2024? >> it's hard to get to the white house without dominating and winning in north carolina. that's a must-have states. both sides will fight vigorously for it. i think the advantage goes to the republicans at this point. >> jason chaffetz, thank you very much. before this holy weekend, blessings to your family at easter. >> thank you. yours as well. >>en for alert now. a massive rocket attack. many of them now fired from lebanon into israel in the worst attack we've seen since 2006. the israeli defensive force reported today the first day of passover the iron dome intercepted two dozen rockets. we're live in jerusalem. another holy point around the world, passover begins and the rockets are flying. trey? >> harris, exactly. good morning. today around 34 rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel, causing damage to roads and buildings. israel

patient said they're being forced to queue up in overcrowded government hospitals or go to another state, georgia. so on state already spent more than the national average on public health and treatment. and government hospitals like these large, the 3 the right to has act. next we have a legal rights making it the 1st legislation of finding doctors actually for private hospitals to treat emergency cases, even if patients cannot afford it. they believe this will increase bureaucratic interfering emergency when sort of got, how can the government to find an emergency that's for the doctors to decide. i'm said the government should ask us to help them make a law. yeah, the act looks like it's been copied from a developed country which has good health care infrastructure. the government says the actual expand existing health, gaskin and increase access to the poorest people any longer love me. sometimes poor people don't get treated and either government or private hospitals. that's why it's important to give it to them as a right. so they won't die because they didn't get treatments. if the governm

georgia. their operatives also tried to impact the senate race in that state. messages , the operatives try to figure out what to do with data obtained from a breached voting system in a rural georgia county and whether that information could be used to decertify the 2021 senate runoff, in which democrat john s off. defeated republican david perdue, cnn national security reporter zack cohen joining us now with more on this, zack. i mean, what are these texts say, exactly. and um, what will be done with these texts? you're afraid. these are text between two men who we know we're working for donald trump's lawyers, including sidney powell and rudy giuliani, and what these men were part of a team that was really focused on gaining access to what was really more than just a single voting machine or a single ballot. they were focused on getting access to voting software in election data around the country, and ultimately, they were able to do so. in coffee county, georgia, which is a heavily trump county, but they found an election worker who would mandate who agree

that so that serbian patriarch porfiry silently calls what is happening state terror, and the orthodox church in belarus, georgiand the united states bulgaria demanded to stop the persecution of believers, even the catholics did not stand aside. the pope urged respect for religious shrines, only the western friends of ukraine keep quiet, but there is no one here, not the slightest revelation of lawlessness, which he again demonstrated to the regime in kiev and his hand. or, to put it bluntly, it is politically correct to sponsor the western patrons of this regime, for this the cancer of disbelief is very visible to you, a provocateur of a split, the consequences are hardly visible, especially since the last judgment for them is certainly something speculative in general, it’s always like this, but exactly until the bill is presented, of course, no one has returned from there to you personally and unknown. will foreign partners help the neighboring frying pan to persuade the devils, at least slightly reduce the fire of ekaterina koryako, pavelletov and arseniy borlov channel one. what is the kiev regime, even the

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lauren macivor thompson, thank you for being with us historian of birth control and , a fellow at georgia state, speaking to us from atlanta, georgia. next up, we will talk with two women, when a cofounder of the miscarriage and abortion hotline who deals with access to abortion pills, and we will speak to the head of the only independent abortion clinic in arizona. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "something better's coming" by leann rimes. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. i of the reason abortion rulings in a federal courts, we look at how patients will be able to access abortion and abortion pills. dr. linda prine is a physician and cofounder of the miscarriage and abortion hotline. she works with providers and groups to increase access to abortion pills. dr. prine is also affiliated with the abortion coalition for medicine access, or act access. welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with this dr. prine. if you can talk about how this decision -- again, doesn't go into effect for seven days and the attorney general's has alre

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so where is the georgia state patrol? are they in your plan? what about the next county over?t about the local police departments? what's the mutual aid? because in the post-january 6th world, frankly, law enforcement agencies think of an event like this differently. >> it seems also to me like the preparedness is a deterrent in some ways. we were expecting or preparing law enforcement was preparing during the indictment in new york for potential count protests that never materialized and trump almost explicitly called for it. but i think that in some ways it's -- they probably view it -- it's better to be prepared and to let these folks know we'll be ready for you rather than to not be prepared and, you know, wishful thinking that they just won't show up. that's important in the context of trump because i don't think you can rule out the incitement of. he has shown multiple times he is willing to do that, go right up to the edge, rhetorically, in moments like this to push back on these investigations. >> and the emotions are higher, too. it's not did you pay off a porn star.

i had entertained ambassadors instead of heads of state had entertained, georgia legislators instead of congress people. there was a lot that i had learned. and i couldn't wait to get to washington to work on mental health because i had a chance to do it in the whole country and in the campaign had a sentence in my biographical sketch saying that i was interested in mental health issues and so everywhere i went in the country campaigning people would show me the mental health facilities. either because they were proud of them a few we're proud of them because they were good mostly because that needed help. and so even before jim was inaugurated after he was elected i had put together a mental health task force president's commission on mental health jimmy announced that we'd been in the white house less than a month. i've been working on the equal rights amendment. i wanted to get that ratified. and had worked i think maybe my interest in problems of the elderly came in the campaign because when your campaigning people in a community will take you with our crowds of people and they a

it's the reason why people boycotted delta when they went after the georgia state, the georgia governor. i'm telling you, this stuff, i can't believe companies still do this. they are doing it. they're all good stories. we should point out the stock is down generally from when this started. liz: charlie, thank you very much. we appreciate it. closing bell, we are four minutes away. stocks are off session highs. the dow 100 points off its session high. right now up still about 93 points. the s&p turning negative, not by much. a point and a quarter here. big tech stocks dragging down the nasdaq. in addition to tomorrow's highly anticipated consumer price index report for the month of march we're also going to see how much inflation is impacting shoppers when we get the march retail sales report on friday. analysts are expectinginging a f retail drop. "countdown" closer says i got stock in the sector i say are worth buying. i is jordan kimmel, portfolio manager of value engine capital management. this is dicey. if we're really starting to see the consumer slow. you wonder are they really g

the federal investigation that the special counsel, the georgia state investigation, both of those lastolve interference in the 2020 election. so potentially, those are more serious crimes having to do with the transfer of power and election interference. but of course, this is the case that seems to have been ready first. it just may well not be the last case. >> rachel, let's go back to you. we know that we have this new abc news poll that is out this morning showing that despite prominent republicans rallying behind trump at the moment, the case is having an effect on his support from the public. >> exactly, whit. a new abc news-ipsos poll shows that 45% of americans believe that trump should be charged with a crime. 32% say that he should not. but this divide only deepening along party lines with the majority of republicans, 62%, saying trump should not be charged, whit. >> rachel scott and kate shaw, we really appreciate it. be sure to tune into "this week," george stephanopoulos will interview donald trump's attorney, ahead of the former presidents likely arraignment on tuesday, p

meanwhile, the biogression of the united states of america is also developing on the territory of armenia, georgiaer states bordering us, it is important that this report be known to as many people in the world as possible by the deputies of the new people faction. we would like to thank the parliamentary commission for such a great job or anatolyevna and colleagues, since the commission systematically reviewed the work of the united states on biolaboratories around the world from different angles and the investigation confirmed that he was in ukraine under the guise of a white laboratory , it was the military facilities of nato and the united states that created biosecurity. today, one of the most disturbing topics is considered on the okhotsk ryad. therefore , it was proposed to create a permanent inter-factional working group on this issue. we advocate for me the polarity for a just world order, therefore, within the framework of this concept , we must definitely achieve the truth dmitry oreshkin parliamentary hour. the country celebrated cosmonautics day exactly 60 years ago , the legendary fl

we go back to 1966 when my uncle julian bond was refused to be seated in his georgia state sentencesr statehouse seats. we see we've seen this before. but those two young men, they stood up. they were eloquent. they were passionate and what we saw were their white colleagues attempt to shut them up. get them down until the young negro boys. they had to stay in their place, but we will not tolerate that type of injustice and thats why the country now faces his ire on the state of tennessee. ron. well look, i think what happened in tennessee yesterday was the most egregious example of a trend that has been gathering speed over the last several years. across roughly two dozen red states and what we are seeing in state after state is a republican coalition using its control of statewide power statewide power that is rooted in their dominance of non urban and predominantly white areas to roll back a wide array of rights and civil birdies in the states , uh lgbtq rights, abortion rights, voting rights, whole range of issues and in the process, preempting the ability of voters in their larg

we have seen other states like georgia engage in that practice. e state that has seen the most change is north carolina. they will have a new congressional map in 2020 four regardless of what the legislature decides becau by state law the map that the court drew in 2022 is temporary. it is only valid for one election cycle. it is about to have his fifth different congressional map in six election cycles and this is become confusing for voters. it becomes difficult for members of congress to follow on casework. our political boundariesave real-life consequences for voters and constituents. the caller's qution about party switchers, there have been a number of incidents of members of congress and state legislatures who have switch parties. the most recent example that grates onemocrats is a legislator from charlotte who just switch parties from democrat to she was a candidate who made it to congress. she ran a campaign in the right place at the right time. democrats did not spend a whole lot of money on this contest. they didn't think it was winnable