what is your favorite georgian.egend is here when did he create this world uh, started distributing? the lands of the people and everyone came there, and the georgians were the last to come, because what they did, they waddled over when they came. god no longer had land. they began to sing. they began to praise god, they began to drink, zavozd, health, offered him a toast. we kept him wine. god says what can i do to you. you sing so well. you are so good. say i have no more earth. i left a piece of radium on the ground for myself. and since i no longer have, i give you. and here he is to us he gave me this paradise that you all see, that's why we have such a beautiful country. uh, such a climate, uh, attracts all our uh, friends and guests. mtskheta, the first capital of georgia, one of the most ancient and certainly the most beautiful cities, it is not by chance that it is even called the second jerusalem. according to legend, mtskheta was founded by a direct descendant of the biblical noah here for several centuri

georgians. that is the choice you get to make tonight. >> tonight's debate guidelines are straightforward. they have 45 seconds to address the question and 45 seconds for rebuttals. we start with inflation. georgians are hurting with the crippling inflation. the question to each of you is what can a governor do, what would you do, be specific, or will continue to do to help georgians right away? we start with ms. abrams. >> the economic pain people are feeling israel. inflation is actually worth here in georgia than in 36 other states. georgia has some of the lowest wages in the nation. we need a governor who focuses on the cost a governor can control. affordable housing, which the governor has refused to do, tackling health-care costs, if we expand medicaid and accept the $3.5 billion which we are entitled we would lower health care costs for every georgian. it is working in 38 other states and it will work here in georgia. we can have families afford to send their children to school, making te

it should be of great concern to every georgian.is not about being concerned simply about who is owning all -- the land. it is is about how much access to our information they have. donna: you may ask your question of stacey abrams. mr. hazel: i agree, the military-industrial complex is a big problem. the fact that we have people trying to come here to get a backdoor into our military, i think one of the things we should be talking about and -- as georgians and executives is the defendant the guard act. where our military has been used haphazardly around the world to go and take resources from the middle east or -- my question is --to who? donna: your question two race abrams. ms. abrams. >> we already switched gears. i mentioned it as the executive georgia when we come into a cbc from the federal reserve, will you, as the executive, except the ccp style currency? ms. abrams: the conversation about currency as a complicated one. the very real security threats with currency, the hacking and mining of that digital currency should conc

it should be of great concern to every georgian. it is not about being concerned cynthia about zoning the land, is about how much access to our information they have. donna: you may ask your question of stacey abrams. mr. hazel: i agree, the military-industrial complex is a big problem. the fact that we have people trying to come here to get a backdoor into our military, i think one of the things we should be talking about and georgians as executives is the defend the guard asked. where our military has been used haphazardly around the world to go and take resources from the middle east or -- my question is who? we already switch gears. i mentioned it as the executive georgia when we come into a cbc from the federal reserve, will you, as the executive, except the cc p style currency? ms. abrams: the conversation about currency as a complicated one. the very real security threats with currency, the hacking and mining of that digital currency should concern all georgians. as a governor of georgia i will work very closely with the fede

national legion is with us, we congratulate you, we congratulate you please tell us about the georgian georgians, according to your information, are currently protecting ukraine as part of this foreign legion congratulations again i want to congratulate everyone on defender of ukraine day, this is a very logical day for us friends, and the georgian legion is cleaning what he says telegram segodna, the largest foreign formation to the detriment of the ukrainian army, and uh, on the radio from the ukrainian army, they are participating in the counter- asphalt operation, almost in careful directions. what is the number of nearly a thousand people? ukrainians always a-a the point is that ukrainians, well, in the last history of georgia , ukrainians a-a helped georgia in the 90s during the russian aggression, they helped georgia in 2008 with another attempt to occupy georgia, and of course, later on, the majority of georgians are now in ukraine and helping ukrainians. how do you compare the combat effectiveness of the current ukrainian army with that of the ukrainian army? i don't know how

and georgian temperamental optimism allowed you to kill the most daring ideas and win respect for oleg musicians. make a remark for some reason, he is in such a form even offensive to make. but this is what i think already. the composer's trail after the roman course and stravinsky turned to the slavic theme, and the legendary classical composers, music teacher, people's artist of belarus and handler of two state awards andrey divan, loved russian and belarusian. cultural and historical smoke the adoption of christianity by the slavic peoples, light georgian notes could be from the muzzle, a little ago they are in the memory and the secondary motherland of the creator maestro andrei couch, and the report and the second time bring out the belarusian plot of the georgians. yes helped iteration knew tatyana gerasimovna knew the ionian ashanka music , and she stumbled upon the musician in the soaring of masterpiece ballets. in 1996, a divorce after the premiere on the stage of the belarusian great theater for empty musicians, the musicians of the production, the composer andrey divan and k

i think 80% of all georgians support me on that. once you go through the process of becoming an american citizen, you get to go out and cast your ballot as a citizen for the person you choose to vote for. >> secretary raffensperger, thank you. mark nisi? >> starting with the secretary and moving on from him, after the 2020 presidential election there were many investigations and recounts and many claims of fraud that have been not proven or debunked. no counterfeit ballots were found. the secretary of state's office did in audit of absentee ballot signatures and there was a statewide hand recount. no ineligible -- very few ineligible voters have been identified. i think there were four dead voters that were found. if each is elected secretary of state, but what you do to be transparent with the public about the status of the investigations and their outcomes? sec. raffensperger: i have been transparent. i have traveled across the state. i've been meeting with groups and chambers. i will talk to any group to give them the facts and i

we are talking about real pretty, trusting georgians with those decisions. >> thank you mr. hazel, brian kemp you have the final question in this reference angel -- four shane hazel. brian: i would ask mr. hazel if you support the things we have done, we were working, we were open, having excess revenue. shane: that is our tax money. i do not support it. >> your question? brian: i did not ask my question. i would say, do you support the tax cuts we have done? reporting -- returning a billion dollars of taxpayer money and suspending the gas tax to help georgians fight through bad -- shane: libertarians think taxation is theft, it is your money, your property, you should be able to determine what you do with that i do not support the fact they have not ended qualified immunity. you have not ended civil asset forge at your -- forfeiture. you have not ended cash bail, no-knock rates, you have not implemented community review boards and you have not and lacked out -- band blacked out cop cards to go after people for more money. to people in the state of georgia -- alone in the st

at least 65,000 georgians have been challenged. we need a plan in place to protect poll workers and their family members, which there has been federal legislation to do so. >> questions for brad raffensperger. >> we have seen these voter challenges over 65,000 this year challenging voters' eligibility to participate in georgia elections based on information that they might have moved to another state. secretary raffensperger, this was enhanced under georgia's voting a lot last year allowing an unlimited number of challenges resulting in tens of thousands of challenges. do you support these voter challenges, the ability for voters to question the eligibility of neighbors? >> thank you. it is in everyone's interest, the same interest we have to have accurate voter rolls. frivolous challenges gum the works. if i was living in one location for the last 10 or 20 years, i would be offended also. there needs to be summerome reform. we live in a dynamic society. 11% to 13% of georgians move every year, with 7. 5 to 8 million people on the

roth's burger pass laws to make it harder for georgians to vote. the most powerful cornerstone of our democracy is the idea of one person, one vote. but no matter where you live in the state of georgia, the color of your skin, your religion, how much money you make, when you get to the ballot box your vote counts exactly the same as anybody else's. i am running for secretary of state to protect the freedom to vote for all eligible georgians and i am the only candidate on this stage who is both pro-choice and pro-democracy. lisa: your turn for a closing statement. sec. raffensperger: in the last four years we have come along way. we now have record registrations, record voter turnout, we have some of the cleanest voter rolls in the country. also, i report the results and sometimes people don't like that. i've had to stand up to the incredible pressure and i will continue to stand up at the pressure. if i do that, i'm standing up for you the voter, to the constitution and the rule of law. many people buckled and folded, i didn't and i won't. i will s

on it, she said it so everything is fine in this conversation, as well as the fact that a young georgians russian well but does not switch to english on to russian and it is obvious that she could speak in english out of respect for him in such a case sobchak being in georgia is in a country where, as he rightly reminded, part of the occupied territories is still happening, but it insists on its right even in georgia to speak to him in russian. that is, it is also a question of this culture. you know that i still wouldn't treat this video as in such an uh-uh let's say such a funny and revealing moment . psychological special operation and this is quite a creative multi -power ipsa and everything starts exactly the theme is specially made and it immediately voices a number of very important messages in this video you can be for peace and not be against russia russia is at war that's why we, uh, so no one should force you. and you can say where you want, what you want, and how you think . says the second one, that’s not true, and it’s not just that their own songs come out of you. who spea

display the belarusian plot of the georgian. yes, literature helped, and the wife at the ashanka. knew tatyana gerasimova and she inspired the musicians to create you dural ballets. 1996 by divorce after the premiere on the belarusian stage the great datra for letting him look at the musical performances of the composer andrey divan and khregorov valentin elizar was awarded the state prize in the republic of belarus for the unfounded writing of some great choreographic performances. and, of course, his work, a memorable composer who also differs from everyone else in some such sharp creative language is not like the others. they staged it at the bolshoi theater in moscow and he told me how he was at the theater, hanging behind a large poster with the name and what it was success, he was just happy, of course, this is happiness for the composer such a recognition, yes, even at the bolshoi theater bright. popularity andrey couch glory recognition or was slowed down by plastic music in 1996. at the international festival in france, the passions of the plain meant in the ingush a chor

a nationalist as they beat georgians in moscow, how did anyone with a georgian surname go to school,ssia, and now we are being insulted, that's why i'm here, you know. you don't need to beat us, it's not democratic, don't let us into the apartment because we they beat and when the georgians were killed and where were you? and when the ukrainians captured crimea in the 14th year? and when the war started in the east of ukraine, where were you? and in syria, when you destroyed but completely? where were you? and they touched you. now open the door for us shame now russia's fascism origins well i have my own theory now i'll tell you the theory is like this in the 19th century when the industrial revolution britain began to build trains scientific discoveries and so on and so on at the beginning to the beginning of the 20th century mendeleev's table let's take einstein discovery already at the beginning of the 20th century, and very, very much happened in the scientific, let's say, material field of discoveries that pushed humanity to understand that we are capable of changing the world

i wrote a bill to try to get georgians health care, and prior to that, i make sure we put money in the senate build to give georgia every reason to ask -- to expand health care. because it is so important. especially for the working poor and seniors. [applause] [foreign language] sen. warnock: because georgia elected me, and my friend and brother jon ossoff, among the things we have been able to accomplish is we passed the single largest tax cut for middle and working-class families in american history. the expanded child tax credit. [applause] [foreign language] [applause] sen. warnock: because i believe health care is a human right, i wrote a provision that was signed into law that caps the cost of health care for seniors on medicare. i do not believe people like my 84-year-old mother should have to choose between buying medicine they need and food that they need, we have to treat our elders kindly. this is my effort to be kind to our elders in public policy by capping the cost of their medicine. i did this because i do not look for the big pharmaceutical companies. i work for you. [

government and georgian government is obviously not taking responsibility.eorgian government is obviously not responding to this huge challenge and demand of the citizens to, you know -- to find some kind of way to respond to this wave of people and to understand who these guys are, who these people are actually because, you know, there was a first wave from russia and i was a part of this wave in march when the war had started, that this first wave was political. it was a political motivation. there were people like me who were escaping putin's regime because we were under the threat in russia. right now this is a different kind of people and you need to understand who these people are and i'm not saying that the border should be shut down, i'm just saying that these people need to be, you know, understood by the government. who are they? >> yeah, and we should note, i mean, you, yourself, are originally from georgia, right? so you are sort of, you know, personifying this conflict in a way as well as somebody who has been forced to flee russia. i just want

how many georgians can i get here?omething our russian relatives have nowhere to plant, and you are a patriot , all the cameras are clogged. what kind of patriot are you? i'm here at all, and what? it was zatsepin, he ordered me to meet him and show him. what did you say there. come on, come here 5 years old drank in our department. everything was given away. this is your prize, you morons conscience. you have so answer me sobolev what are you doing? for some reason? i do not work. i just work, unlike everyone else. right now, for example, on the murder weapon, this knife is doing garbage, but it doesn’t work. now bondarev of the performer will raise and close the ord key. give twenty- four. well, he's waiting. good girl. can we go somewhere together? easy on the next same corpse. i meant somewhere together, right? answer to the question came about a cook who was from tashkent. he was wanted. anyutochka please read the message in its entirety, his real name is dick gasiev , who is wanted for the rape and murder of two

i am focus on speaking to hard-working georgians.aking sure that they know i am going to continue to fight for them every single day to fight their 40 year high inflation and disaster at the gas pump rated disaster at the border and keep our state moving in the right direction. we've got the lowest unemployment rate in the history of the state. we've had to record years in row for economic development. no matter what your zip code is you have the opportunity for economic prosperity. that is what i am focused on her i cannot control of a lot of things at any newspaper saying. >> but if the former president shows up, would you campaign with him? would you go to a rally? would it be a benefit to you or do you think a detraction to show up with him on stage? >> will look, that is not anything i can control but i'm focused on what i can control in this race. i have asked all republicans to unite and support our ticket that is certainly what i am doing and i am sure he is as well. because he knows, like all other republicans and people in

what happened to them and the way that georgians have remembered their history and their experience particularly with removal coming forward all the way up into the present. i want to welcome dr. denton to our program andrew welcome and thanks so much for being here with us. thanks, dan. it's a really good to talk with you all. let me give andrew a quick introduction as i mentioned. he's a professor of history at western carolina university where he teaches courses on native american and united states history. he participates in their cherokee studies program as you might expect he is the author of this book published by the university of north carolina, press it's called monuments to absence cherokee removal and the contest over southern memories. i mentioned published by the university of north carolina, press in 2017. so andrew as i mentioned the theme and i'll give the official title here of the georgia history festival for 2021 and 22 is from marshes to mountains. georgia's changing landscape geography history and community really talking about the importance of place and the way the land h

people who do not like russia much more than ukrainians believe me georgians also lost 20 or more percentr territory and this and that i will mention the huge heart of georgia so casually because it has its own sentiment and russians go there and georgians do not close the border , i do not know how i would react if russians started going to ukraine now, hiding from mobilization i don't know from whom you learned about the destruction of the bridge what was your first reaction and there was no version of me i learned from the internet from a fire that broke out in my computer or in my phone i don't remember anymore for some reason i woke up somewhere around on the 5th there was something or at six o'clock, literally, that's when it happened. i was convinced that there was no explosion, i was convinced that there was a fire. and only two hours later, they fell asleep again, then 3 hours later , my wife lesya told me to listen there. explosion and i still did not believe her, i must say not an explosion something is on fire, and then somewhere i started researching somewhere in the networks

what i'm doing, i'm continuing to talk to georgians and putting my head down, reminding georgians aboutn the election, what it means to elect somebody like stacey abrams. that means, we can finally make a move to us man medicaid. which would give over half 1 million georgia's access to health care. we can also appeal six weeks abortion that would affect so many lives in the state of georgia. over half of our 159 counties do not have to be july. ends it's important to tell georgians, what's at stake. what georgia could look lat if we are able to elect someone like stacey abrams. from my race specifically, i'm running all race based on the values of preserving our democracy. and ensuring that we have access to the ballot box, access to the ballot box without barriers. i'm running a campaign that's based on the idea that every georgian should be able to cast their ballot, without having to jump through hoops. when we talk about voter expansion, we're a state that has gone backwards. under brad raffensperger, -- more restrictive in the last four years. we should not be going backwards. we s

he has made it his business to interfere in the personal choices of georgians, except for the georgians the ticket with him. and the reality is that hypocrisy we are saying is continue to move voters into our column, and on election day, we put democrats in office. >> and you have republican voters in cobb county, who are trying to challenge the eligibility of more than 1000 voters, most of whom are people of color. you have the camp campaign running ads against you, that your skin color is dark and. how much is racism driving the gop effort to save the governorship in georgia? >> i think, unfortunately, what we've seen from brian kemp is a continuation of 12 years of racist behavior, when it comes to voting rights. let's be clear. this is the governor who purged 1. 4 million voters, who disenfranchised and, held hostage 50,000 voter registrations in 2018, who unfortunately this year, sorry, 2021, passed a leading law that has become the ugly pattern across the country for voters suppression, sb 202. it makes it more difficult to apply for an absentee ballot, especially if you are seein

forces, the armed forces of ukraine - this is a family further in our etheridze, a member of the georgian parliament , there she is one of the leaders of the factions of the national movement, and we remember khativ as the head of the national ukrainian police in 15-16 years. i congratulate you panihati . glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. ukrainians are worried about the announced mobilization in russia, a large part of russians are fleeing this mobilization to georgia, and the georgian government is allowing them to do this despite the fact that in 2008 the russians occupied part of your beautiful country. this is how you can be in a state of actual war with russia and at the same time let healthy russian men to you so that they run away from the war. now they go to georgia and frankly speaking, after mobilization they are just tourists. and we don't consider it and not only me. well, the greater half, that is, 80% of the population of georgia, they believe that this is a big threat to the country's security, to national security , because georgia is a small country, 20% we are occu

so she stands there and tells georgians i'm for this.enies, rather than putting forward an actual solution of what she said last night. she may sound air indict and nice. you are not wrong about the way they presented the tone. it's not enough to swing georgia voters, especially independence who tend to lean reasonable and right in georgia if you look at their history. >> steve: laura, i know she did try to redirect attention to abortion and other things. but the number one issue to everybody across the entire country, whether you are in georgia or, you know, pennsylvania, pennsylvania, arizona is the economy. and ultimately, i think brian kemp was very effective in tying her to joe biden's policies. and rite now the democrats are under water when it comes to inflation. >> and he really pushed how he reopened the economy before anyone with covid. really pushing economic development. >> steve: brian kemp in georgia? >> yes, exactly he did that. the other wild card in this was shane hazel the libertarian. in a way he made both of other can

right now, right now, georgians are hurting. they are facing runaway inflation, they are facing a crime wave and a drug death epidemic. herschel walker will make a brighter future for jordan's. raphael warnock will continue to be a rubberstamp for joe biden. >> with all the attention that the media is spending talking about herschel walker's past, i am curious what your thoughts are on his past and the allegations his ex-wife have made. she talked about neglect of their children, not paying child support, running over her foot. do you think these issues actually matter in the end? do you think these are the issues that will move the needle in one way or another for the others? will vote over inflation, crime. parents not being involved in schools, the open border. that is what people will vote on. >> what worries me the most is raphael warnock's record. georgians give him a trial run in their senate and he has failed. he has been a lapdog for joe biden and the democrats, voting with joe biden 96% of the time. senators -- georgia

the experience of the cherokee people in georgia history, what happened to them and the way that georgians have remember their history and their experience, particularly with removal. forward all the way up to the present. i want to welcome dr. denson to our program. andrew, welcome and thank you for being with us. >> thanks dennis. it's really good to talk with you all. >> let me give you a quick introduction. he's a professor of history at western carolina university, where he teaches courses on native american in united states history. he participates in their turkey studies program. he's the author of this book, published by the university of press yes, it's called monuments to absence cherokee removal in the contest of southern memory. so, andrew, as i mentioned, the theme, and i'll get the official title here of the georgia history festival, 2020 1:20, to its marches to mountains, georgia's changing landscape, geography history and community. really talking about the importance of place and what the land is shipshape the community and people overtime. let's start by talking about che

i want all georgians to listen to be really carefully right now. you may well decide whether joe biden controls the senate or not. whether kamala harris is going to be able to break ties or not to. georgia in january of 2021 did not make the right decision because there was a lot of fallout from this election. you know herschel walker, you know joe biden, the worst president in our nation's modern history 260% of georgians do not like joe biden. raphael warnock is a rubber-stamp for everything joe biden wants to do. herschel walker is imperfect as all four of us are imperfect as every single person watching this is imperfect but he's a lot better than joe biden and he's a lot better than raphael warnock, you cannot allow joe biden to get another rubber-stamp, you can't do it. >> sean: does it matter if people believe herschel walker or not? >> they know him, that's the thing. you've lived in georgia, there isn't a person in georgia who doesn't already know herschel walker and that's why democrats are so desperate right now. they spent $50 million r

it sets georgians up -- republican georgians to say i don't want to really turn out for this guy.o hear from warnock is a sort of depiction of walker has unfit to serve, somebody who doesn't have a passion for policymakers. so why send him to the highest chamber of the land to do so? it will be a delicate dance tonight. i will be interested to see that balance between the behavior and the substance. you have to make republican georgians want to turn out. warnock has some problematic stuff which makes republicans want to turn out and vote against warnock. >> interesting development in pennsylvania. you saw dr. oz during this interview with nbc and tried to distance himself with how his campaign has mocked john fetterman over his health. here's his clip. >> why would you allow your campaign to mock him like that? >> i have tremendous compassion for what he's going through. this is a specialty area of mine. >> would you ever talk to your patients like this? >> no. >> that's a change. >> yeah, look, i feel like i've been saying this for many months. this has always been a key weakness

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i have a record to run on now, georgians know me where last selection they really did not and abrams national media and tons of money. just like she does now, 90% of her money is coming from out of state. but we have also raised a lot of money too have a great record to run on and that's what i was doing last night. i think the biggest takeaway and i told her georgia voters this last night is stacey abrams is attacking my record because she doesn't want to talk about her own. >> rachel: absolutely. by the way, democrats keep talking about abortion. i don't think anyone, people in your state want to talk about inflation, the economy, crime, stacey abrams, someone who has never had a child, telling people the heartbeats we here in our ultrasounds aren't real. how much is her extremism on abortion playing into it or is it just not as big of an issue because everybody wants to talk about inflation? >> i think the big issue to me on that issue, people of no more i have been on that issue and i understand people feel very passionately one way or another. on these issues, but also i made a

the adoption of christianity by the slavic peoples, light georgian notes can be with two a little agoed, the historical maternity of the creator maestro andrey divan, and the memos historically bring out the belarusian plot of the georgian. yes, they helped and the waste was heard and the wife knew the colors of the music tatyana gerasimova and she stumbled upon the musicians of the dissolution of masterpiece ballets. menovita ballet of passion rahned in 1996 after a divorce after the premiere on the stage of the belarusian velikodor for his empty musical galina the composer andrey divaniy and the choreographers valentin elizarieva were torn off from the janitors of the production, held in ukraine in the republic of belarus without foundations , writing precisely some choreographic big performances. and, of course, his work, a memorable composer who also differs from everyone else in some such sharp creative language is not like others, he was more generally staged at the bolshoi theater in moscow and he told me how at the theater i had . with the title and what a success it was just

. >> 1.3 million georgians have participated in the early voting process. >> look at the opportunity we have now. that could change a whole election, the power and privilege that we have. >> two americans are among the dead in a crowd surge that killed over 150 people in seoul. >> there were 4,100 missing persons cases filed. there are about 100,000 people out here last night. >> i told the crowd, you can't come this way. people are dying. >> i'm pamela brown in washington and you are live in the cnn newsroom. ♪ >>> and we begin this hour with the midterm elections and just nine days voters will decide key races at the state and national levels, including who controls the house and senate. top power brokers for both parties are fanning out across the country. former presidents trump and obama will lend their influence in tight races, as will president biden. barack obama is on a five-state tour to rally support for democrats. he campaigned in georgia friday and in wisconsin and michigan yesterday. and florida governor ron desantis is also on the stump this weekend. the rising gop sta

time and time again, herschel walker has lied to georgians.hile, senator warnock has been in washington delivering for the people of georgia, whether that was the chips act to protect our auto industry and ev battery industry or the american rescue plan or the bipartisan infrastructure package. there could not be a clearer contrast here in georgia. i think the consistent polling showing warnock ahead in the race demonstrates that georgians know what will be best for our state. it's not herschel walker. >> eugene, why do you think the polling -- a new poll shows inflation is the most urgent issue facing georgians, 43% say that inflation is most important, abortion lower at 14% and you are just back from georgia. what is your take on how this race is going? >> when you talk to voters, one of the first things they bring up is the economy. that's always going to be true, especially when people don't feel like the economy is going in their way, that things are much more expensive for them, especially black georgians that i talk to. a lot of them ov

this is a threat to national security, knowing the imperial machinations and treachery of russia, georgians fear that these young men can create sleeping agent cells and equip conspiratorial apartments like those that were discovered by hundreds in kyiv at the beginning of the war, in addition to the fact that the russians imported a large amount of currency, the georgian lari compared to the dollar , significantly of course, not all of them have increased from renting apartments and apartments in general to food products , on the one hand, this is a boost to the economy , and on the other hand, it creates social tension in society, despite the fact that many russians of conscription age fled, still managed to mobilize and more than 100,000 people declared to the ukrainian general staff how this could affect the course of the war facts of the week exclusively asked the analyst of the american institute for the study of war, george baros, you can take 500,000 soldiers and force them work independently of each other without good coordination and they will be ineffective, you can take the same

the fsb publishes a photograph of a truck with georgian numbers and an x-ray at one of the terminals.that time, the waybills had already been replaced and the armenian company became the sender, and received. moscow here, according to the investigation , citizens of ukraine, georgia and armenia and then russia were involved on october 7. assisted by the novel solomka, a citizen of ukraine, the malice of vladimir vasilyevich and five more established citizens of russia, documents for the cargo. again, the sender was indicated llc t-34, the city of ulyanovsk, and the recipient, a non-existing company in the republic of crimea, on the same day the pallets were loaded into the truck of a russian citizen yusubov. mohir, who left for simferopol and on october 8 at 6:00 3 minutes, the pursuit on the crimean bridge was carried out undermining before entering the bridge, the truck was once again inspected. this is also fsb personnel like it turned out that not a single check revealed an explosive device, a question that the investigation has yet to answer. but it is already known who oversaw t

my fight is to stapd up for georgians, georgia voters and say when we make progress, that is a victory progress was denied. >> shannon: talk about where you are in the campaign. down 7 points to the governor in the latest poll. when you dig into the numbers and look at individual numbers, atlanta journal has this headline, stacey abrams has problem with black voters, killer mike weighed in this week, here is his take. >> you need to go everywhere brian kemp went, brian kemp had an effective week with black people. i love to see her do that, if she doesn't, that ain't our fault. >> shannon: why do you think there is perception between you and this important voting group? >> i think the manufactured crisis designed to suppress turnout. if you look at my polling numbers and polling numbers of my ticket mate senator raphael warnock polling well with black voters. black voters deserve respect of having someone to come and speak to them, engage them and while brian kemp may have had two events this week, i've done 50 events in the black community and what i've done for 15 years is reach out

georgians are facing terrible hardships. are some doing well, there's so many more than eat access to healthcare and about to leave the sixth hospital under this governor. there facing affordable challenges that he does not want to disturb investors for their watch and the freedoms being stripped away and he calls it a personal choice for herschel walker but not a personal choice for the millions of georgia women who need access to abortion care for it across the board of my fight will always be to stand up for georgians for you to stand up for georgian voters. i will always say when we make progress that is a victory we should claim because for too long our progress was denied. shannon: . but we are in the campaign right now our latest pause you down seven points the governor. when you dig into the numbers look at individual groups and all the latest polls the atlanta journal-constitution has this headline read they say stacey abrams has a surprising black voters. killer mike waite in this week, here is his take. >> you nee

the reality is georgians are going to come out and vote. i don't want to say people are going to be able to vote easily. we don't really know. but what is pretty clear, there. so i can imagine, you're going to get at least for a midterm a pretty historic number of people casting ballots. i don't know how it will compare to 2018. but it is probably going to be pretty close. i would defer to greg to that though, he is certainly more of the expert. >> greg? >> we don't know how the changes are in effect because it is the biggest test yet. >> they do have some effect in the primaries. >> we know they're aimed at mail-in voters less than in in person and typically in 020, that favors democrats and that is why democrats are particularly worried about the time limits for returning absentee ballots and the voter i.d. requirements and they're worried it could hamper, it could be new obstacle at the ballot box but we won't know unfortunately until deser what type of effect it would have. >> that is why i would tell you, it is an interesting race, the

herschel walker is speaking to georgians and i love that. of money behind warknock but i love seeing a candidate speak the language we speak. when he leads with you got to eat right and transitions that to got to have gas to buy food, this is a great way to put that. >> he said this debate is going to be tough, he's a smooth talking pastor and i'm just a country boy and yet he got these really get viral moments and as a political spouse those moments are exactly what the opponent to the incumbent needs because what the incumbent wants and the debate, the incumbent doesn't want to debate, why would they and the next thing they don't want to have happen is a viral moment that makes the opponent look good because it gets more player, you get more local news and that comment where he says if you forgot to mention there was a baby in the room, that was amazing. >> standing up for yourself, not shying away from it, herschel walker has been a longtime supporter and owned that. set the right expectations which looks like he did and do well enough an

so, for cars for the georgian legion.ch things, and i don't see the value of it. roman , it's a question, uh, we just identify yourself as a volunteer. a ukrainian, but you collect money, uh, people who became volunteers are also ukrainians in one way or another, but they started collecting money not by car, they hand it over, now we see that they are either witnesses or participants in the crimes against them, they say they are abusing or not to be afraid of what is up to you they can also come and ask. and where are you from? our family at home has already clearly understood that this can happen very easily. we even already have an action plan if there is to be a search because we actually. well, i see what is happening with colleagues who are engaged in there are cars in lviv, i also deal with cars. i understand that this can happen at home, we discussed such a plan of action in the family if it could happen, so yes, i am considering this option well, we really hope that everything will not happen and in general , ther

. >> so when all georgians toto b listen to me really carefully right now,e you may well decide whether joe biden controls the senate or not, whether cackling kamala harris is going to be able to break ties orto not. georgia in january of 2020 one did not make the rightecisio decision because there wast fr still a lot of fallout from this election. you know, herschel walker, youkj know, joe biden, the worst president in our nation's modern history, 60% of georgians do not like joe bidenn . raphael warnock is a rubber stamp for everything joe biden y wants to do. herschel walker is imperfect, as all four of us are imperfecta as every singlree person watchig us is imperfect. but he's a lot bettes imr thanpf joe biden and he's a lot better than raphael warnock does that tell that joe biden to joe b get another rubber stamp? >> you can't do it. does it matter if people pe believe herschel walker or not? clay, they know herschel. that's the thing. that's the thing. i love you lived in in georgia.i sean.a pe there isn't a person in georgia who doesn't already herschelwala walker. and that's w