hank johnson only cares about black democrat votes. he doesn't care about the black people who voted for president trump. when you take the illegal mail-in ballots, you wipe out the black republican that voted for donald trump. host: congressman, your response? my friend would use the analogy of m mail-in bloting has -- balloting has been used throughout the that we have been voting. throughout the centuries, actually. mail an in voting. and it was no different this fact that than the instead of going to the polls of to use mail-in ballots because they did not catching the coronavirus infection and dying chose to vote from home instead of going to the polls to vote. at home, you have to beature match that has made by the election officials nce your ballot is received, and then once that match is onfirmed, then your ballot is placed in the stack to be counted. and that's the way that the worked. there were white people and black people who utilized mail-in ballots. there were democrats and republicans and some so it's nts and impossible

[applause] i see congressman hank johnson. i want to thank him. cy, hank, and i serve on the congressional black caucus together. i see these guys when they are in the room with no cameras and i see them when the cameras are on and they are always the same person fighting for the people of georgia. i want to thank you both for your friendship and all of the support you have been giving joe and me. [applause] carolyn boudreau, where are you? there you are. we've got to send you to the u.s. congress, right? [applause] jon ossoff, i do not know if he is out here. we are sending him to the united states senate, we are going to take back the majority. his name is pronounced jon. [laughter] i want to think of course the democratic party chair nikema williams. [applause] in that great tradition of our dear ancestor and hero john lewis. we are proud of you. [applause] leslie palomino, who introduced me. a voice of who we are as a country and our future. when i look at her and many of our young leaders i know our future is bright. i am back in georgia. [app

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congressman hank johnson, i want to thank you for your long-standing friendship. nd hank and i served in the congressional black caucus together. i see these guys when they are in the room with no cameras and when the cameras are on. they are always the same person, fighting for the working families of georgia. i want to thank you for your friendship and the support you have been giving joe and me. thank you. [cheering] carolyn, where are you? we have got to send you to congress. right, georgia? [cheering] i will be with john today. we have to take back the majority of the united states senate. [cheering] [laughter] i want to thank the democratic party chair. there she is. [cheering and applause] tradition of our guardianr ancestor and john lewis. leslie palomino who introduced it, a voicey said of who we are as a country and our future. when i look at her and so many lun young leaders i know that our future is bright. i am back in georgia. [cheering] [laughter] georgia because i wanted to just remind everybody that -- something is happening over there. [laughter]

we'll talk to democratic congressman hank johnson about the democrats' path forward in georgia. nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell joins us live now. joe biden is the apparent winner of georgia. any reaction yet from the white house to this news? >> reporter: not specifically on the state by state except to say that they believe there is still a way with the hand count to overcome the margin. that doesn't seem to have any basis of fact other than willing it so and there are demonstrators outside, if you can hear that behind me, many of them in favor of the president carrying trump signs and so forth and talking about reversing the outcome of the election. they are repeating some of the same rhetoric and claims in protest form on the streets of washington outside the white house. so the president at this point appears to still be digging in and fighting on. one of the big questions will be this afternoon's first public appearance in so many days, a rarity in his public life/political life of not speaking to reporters, not engaging with the public for such a long s

hank johnson only cares about black democrat votes. he doesn't care about the black people who voted for president trump. when you take the illegal mail-in ballots, you wipe out the black republican that voted for donald trump. host: congressman, your response? my friend would use the analogy of m&ms, i remember john lewis used to talk about how they used to force black people to count the number of jellybeans in a jar before they could be registered to vote, so that was a rich analogy that my friend used. but his point is that male in balloting -- male in balloting is fraudulent and nothing could be further from the truth. usedin balloting has been throughout the decades that we , throughout the centuries actually, mail-in voting. it was no different this time other than the fact that instead of going to the polls, people decided to use mail-in ballots because they did not want to risk catching the coronavirus infection and dying, so people chose to vote from home instead of going to the polls to vote. when you vote at home, you have

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host: continuing our conversation on the state of georgia, joining us is representative hank johnson, democrat, representing the fourth district. do you have confidence in the election process in your state? guest: i think that these elections of november 3, 2020 were handled effectively and efficiently, though there were some snags. we are working with new electronic voting equipment. it cost the state and hundred $10 billion -- excuse me $110 million, but we still ended up with a recount of paper ballots. i thought that was so ironic, when we could have gone to a simple system of filling in the ballots,n hand marked and then using machines to cap those ballots. and then you

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and while my good friends hank johnson and sanford bishop, while they are doing the work they need to do, while david scott is doing the work he needs to do, the last time we sent them lucy mcbeth because we knew they needed a woman's touch from the georgia delegation. and this time we're going to send lucy back with a new friend, carolyn bordeaux! but we also know that justice and progress go all the way down the ballot. and that's why, guinette, you're going to vote like your life depends on it. you're going to vote for every seat. you're going to vote for the county commission chair, because we need a county commission chair that wants progress in guinnett county. we need to flip the house and make sure voters pick up the politicians. politicians won't be picking the voters in 2021. >> okay, we'll keep a close eye listening to stacey abrams. she's talking about the downballoting reporting as well. right now the president has just wrapped up his first campaign stop of the day with a rally in michigan. polling shows biden is leading that state by seven points. let's get to monica alb

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there's been some members of people like hank johnson who have been there for a long, long time.ou have different pockets. georgia is a big state, have atlanta, it's a big city, boy, you have real conservative pockets. it's more conservative and that's why they got two republican senators now and a republican governor and i think that bodes well for republicans but they got to win at least one of the races but probably i think they will win both of those races. harris: well, you know, as much as democrats have been talking flipping the senate, you have to give some credit to president trump for helping people out because he did when he was on the stump. 17 events that he did, he constantly saw in arizona with mcsally. i want to get your last thought about that. >> there's a reason why they flipped the senate and tommy tuberville is going to the united states senate, there was no big blue win. you had susan collins win for goodness sake. there was no big blue wave that took over the country. there's not a single republican house member running for reelection, not a single one that

you're looking at congressman hank johnson, he's doing the intro to what will become an intro for senatore there. of course, we'll continue to monitor the remarks there. the president of the united states also heading to georgia later on today. georgia is clearly a battleground state. we explain why. ♪ >> reporter: it's a problem many republicans did not foresee. two gop-held senate seats in georgia at risk of flipping to the democrats. republican senator david purdue struggling to fend off a candidate less than half his age. >> you're 33 years old. why are you qualified to be a senator? >> when people look at washington, the last thing they say is that there's too many young people in positions of power. >> reporter: asoff accused purdue of ignoring the coronavirus crisis and seeking to profit from it. >> it's not just that you're a crook senator, it's that you're attacking the health of the people that you represent. >> reporter: purdue spending big on tv ads defending himself over stock trades he said were made without his knowledge. >> i was completely cleared by the bipartisan senate

to to to give a shout out hank johnson. i appreciate the hard work he does.m not in his district but i'm next to it. say that i think our secretary of state did a really good job in the face of a lot of ng in washington, d.c., from that trader, trump. i am glad to see some republicans can actually think with a level head. it is good to see that he could do that. if you want coronavirus, vote for leveler. someone like jon ossoff, his wife had and yet he never got it. if you want someone who is responsible and governor, full for a democrat. my goodness. theseamazing to me that republicans can say it is just going to miraculously go away. it is just crazy. ask about theo voter turnout apparatus for both parties in georgia, with not a what areial contest, their strategies like to get people out? to invest a ton of money in the state. stacey abrams called it fair million invest $2.7 into grassroots canvassing. multi million dollars, in thellion set aside state to get voters out. voters -- we are starting to see base of bothat the party, to make sure the most relia

me jump into tell you that we are going to be talking about georgia with buddy carter and hank johnson, both going to be with us later on in the program. let me ask you, stephen, i understand your criticism of republicans. how about your own party? are you happy that speaker pelosi will get another term? caller: i have mixed feelings about pelosi. sometimes i like her, sometimes i don't. i did think she did a good job with impeachment. she didn't just move right into it. it wasn't until the stuff with ukraine that she pursue that avenue and went down that road. i think the democrats did tried to pass the heroes act. they tried to work well with republicans. like i said, they are not always perfect. one thing i have an issue within my party has how everything is urban versus rural. excuse me, fdr, clinton, obama, all those men knew how to balance out the interests of labor unions and our brig arians and people of color and intellectuals and i don't understand quite frankly why it is, biden did a good job in