herschel will get out. one of the things i want people to know, this is what i'm going to do. i will go out to try to bring some integrity and fight to the state of the georgia. i represent the state of georgia. they will see i will fight for them. i saw, i need to say this, i have a democratic neighbor who came up to me with a letter that they had gotten that was talking about senators running against trump's chosen one and they wanted to raise money. they couldn't name the name herschel i'm a uniter. i'm not separating people the way they have been doing. i will fight for the people. i will encourage people to go to teamherschel.com. to help me fight for you. we have to do together is bring people back together. maria: i'm glad that you mentioned how much support you have. today is 40th, the 40th anniversary of the 1980 national championship for the university of georgia. we love looking at you with the video from the university of georgia. you have a lot of support in georgia. as you look at that, tell u

soon to be senator herschel i salute you..'ll be out there in georgia for you buddy. >> thank you, leo. >> sean: get him the team herschel.com hat. >> i'll get him a hat. leo has a hat coming. >> sean: all right thank you both. >> thank you. >> sean: all right. the disaster at the border governor greg t abbott's been there all day touring the horrific conditions under the del rio bridge earlier today. he'll tell us what he sees and more importantly what can be done to stop it and to enforce the laws of this country. straight ahead. >> sean: at least 12,000 migrants, as we've been telling you tonight, are living in squaller in joe biden's border karp in del rio texas bridge getting worse by the hour but biden nor harris can be bothered to reallybr care. they're aiding and abetting the law breaking resting to offer any solutions of what is now a self-inflicted security humanitarian health crisis in south texas right in the middle of a pandemic. where's the vaccine cards? where's the proof of negative covid tests? and ask yoursel

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drew griffin has the details. >> herschel walker!all player of all time. in the state of georgia he is a legend. as a university of georgia running back herschel walker won the national championship and the heisman trophy. now at 59 years old walker is running in a whole new game. >> my name is herschel walker, and i'm running for the united states senate. >> reporter: as a republican who is close friends with former president donald trump. >> i've known donald trump for 37 years, and i don't mean just casual ran into him from time to time. i'm talking about a deep personal friendship. >> reporter: but new allegations are surfacing about walker's troubled past. detailed in this police report from irving, texas in 2002, which cnn obtained through a records request. a woman telling police she was very frightened of walker, that he had previously been calling her, making threats to her, and having her house watched. and when she saw him at a resort that day, he jumped into his vehicle and followed her all the way to her house. the woman

herschel walker aligning himself too close to the president who lost the state of georgia. >> right,ch. >>> polls are closing in germany as voters usher in a new political error. after 16 years -- >> a discovery that sent this man on a lifelong discovery for the truth. what he's learning is even more shocking on the way. the new cnn tom "the lost son" premiers at 9:00 only on cnn. here's a preview. >> my name is paul. i thought i knew who i was. when i was 10 years old hour mom a dad said you were kidnapped from the hospital and the fbi found you a couple months later and i said is this really true. i started wondering aim really paul? >> for quite some! he turned to downark testing that added to the mystery. they said there's no possibility that you're paul franzen. >> wow. >> everything that i thought that i knew was a lie. this is bigger than what happened to me. >> now the fbi is visiting a half century old case. >> be careful what you wish for. you don't know where this leads. >> he didn't know who he could trust. >> i mean, this is really twisted. >> who might be the real paul

herschel walker won the national championship and the heisman trophy.i'm running for the united states senate. >> as a republican who is close friends with donald trump. >> i have known donald trump for 37 years. i don't mean just casual ran into him from time to time. i'm talking about a deep, personal friendship. >> reporter: but new allegations are surfacing about walker's troubled past, detailed in that police report from irving, texas, in 2002 which cnn obtained through a records request. a women telling police that she was flightened by walker, that he had been calling her and having her house watched. when she saw him at a report that day, he jumped into his vehicle and followed her all the way to his house. the woman contacted by cnn asked not to be identified and said she never dated walker, but is friends with his ex-wife. it is the latest revelation of similar incidents involving herschel walker. though, he's never been charged with a crime. walker has previously linked his behavior to a mental illness called disaysoessociative ident disorder

herschel walker in focus now. republican georgia senate candidate. former nfl player, heisman trophy winner, welcome to the program. i want to get your initial reaction to some of the numbers. you heard peter doocy and i going back and forth. we know there were north of 18,000 people under that bridge in del rio, texas. peter pointed out the numbers don't match up to what they're being told. 3200 released in the united states with special orders to make sure you get to the courthouse on this specific date. don't know if that would ever happen and they have deported 1700. so what about all of the other thousands of people? it leaves your head scratched, right? what are your thoughts on it? >> well first of all you have to get the truth. they aren't telling you the truth and you don't know. i know for a fact because i had an opportunity as i was doing some of my visits around the state of georgia and listening sessions to some of the police atlanta has been flooded with drugs from them not securing the border. that's what we have to find out. let's get

now at 59, walker is running in a new game. >> my name is herschel walker.he united states senate. >> reporter: as a republican close friends with former president donald trump. >> i have known donald trump 37 years. i don't mean just casual ran into him from time to time. i'm talking about a deep, personal friendship. >> reporter: new allegations are surfacing about walker's troubled past. detailed in this police report from irving, texas, in 2002. a woman telling police she was very frightened of walker, that he had previously been calling her, making threats to her and having her house watched. and when she saw him at a resort that day, he jumped into his vehicle and followed her all the way to her house. the woman contacted by cnn asked not to be identified and said she never dated walker but is friends with his ex-wife. it's the latest revelation of similar incidents involving herschel walker, though he has never been charged with a crime. >> i'm very sad. i was angered. i didn't understand why. >> reporter: walker has previously linked his behavior to

we will get reaction, herschel walker, leo terrell, straight ahead. sure, a cold is not just a cold.other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. ♪ ♪ >> sean: barack obama tonight being forced to defend himself against allegations that his southside chicago presidential center will "gentrified" the neighborhood, raise prices, drive poor families from the area. i don't know, maybe it's like obama disney. here's his response. >> the truth is any time you do a big project is always going to be some people who say, well, look, we don't want change, we're worried about it, we don't know how it's going to turn out, which is why we've gone through such an exhaustive process to encourage and elicit comments and concerns and criticism and suggestions from the community. >> sean: here for reaction, georgia senate candidate herschel walker along with fox news contributor leo terrell. if i don't really understand it. i'm all for -- i couldn't understand ocasio-cortez, th

one of the things we see, and you just mentioned at the top, was a bunch of signs for herschel walker. he is the favorite son football player who's decided at the behest of donald trump so run for the senate. he hopes to challenge rafael warnock who won last time around. he would have to get through a primary to do that. one of the big questions is whether donald trump's support for a guy like walker will do nothing more than just rile up and energize democrats as the midterm approaches. the other thing we're looking out for as we talk about donald trump and the big lie is that report that came out just this past week on arizona and that bogus, if you will, indications of what happened there. trump is expected to address the arkansas election this evening. he said so in a statement. of course, it's not clear just how much he's going to say about georgia because there's an investigation going on. you know, our sarah murray and other colleagues have reported that investigation continues to proceed a pace is the big question here in georgia as to whether donald trump actually solicited a

herschel walker georgia star and senate candidate. where do you stand with cairo or kareem abdul-jabbar get the shot what are you waiting for? >> well, i stand with kyrie. i applaud him and i want to tell all the other players stand with him also. that's more personal. that's between you and your doctor whether you get the shot or not and i don't think it's inin's business and those are the rights i'm fighting for for people to have their own rights what they think is right for them. that's their health that you are talking about. i think it's a little bit of overreach for the nba to say everyone has got have the shot. and they have their reason why and i think i stand with them. >> brian: gets to the worst stereotypes of athletes and take a shot of full screen. he says players who don't get vaccinated are no longer legit role models. they are also worried about dumb jocks who are unable to look at verified scientific evidence and reach a national conclusion. rational conclusion i should say. how do you feel about his point of view. >

senate candidate herschel walker. herschel, great to have you on the program.nk president trump knows that i can get the job done here in georgia i've known president trump for a long time. this is not something that he's known me just to say that he wanted me to run for that senate seat but he's known me since the early 80s that i'm going to get into washington and i'm going to do what's right. i'm just a little bit appalled when people said what trump says when he talks about america first, if he's the president of the united states, he should think about america being first, because that's who he's representing, and right now, for him to endorse me, i'm happy , but he do know that i'm going to be the one that's going to have to play the game, that means i'm going to be the one that's going to get into georgia and get the job done and he's going to be the quarterback sitting on the couch watching me play, because georgia is my home i love the state of georgia and i've been here for years and i want people to see that we don't want to separated people. we want

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. >> we have the prospect of herschel walker, is he still behind herschel walker?rnock. >> and where is herschel from? >> i think he lives in texas, unless he's moved already to georgia. he does not live in georgia. unless the moving van has arrived he's not a georgia resident. >>> lieutenant governor jeff duncan will be joining us. still ahead on "morning joe," the chance of a breakthrough infection is about 1 in 5,000. our next guest says it may be closer to 1 in 10,000. dr. ashish jha joins us next and the master mind behind the september 11th attacks is back in court. ken dilanian joining us from guantanamo bay for a new reporting on those proceedings. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. discover card i just got my cashback match is this for real? yup! we match all the cash back new card members earn at the end of their first year automatically woo! i got my mo-ney! it's hard to contain yourself is

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herschel walker had an amazing football career and well known.ut his politics. i don't think anybody in georgia knows anything about his politics other than he's good friends with donald trump. my encouragement to him and anybody out there trying to just seek solely and endorsement from donald trump it doesn't work here in georgia and doesn't work around the country if that's your only strategy. >> looking at voting itself, right, there has been as you know well, a lot of pushback on the law that was passed in georgia. the most recent analysis from voting rights are the nonpartisan groups specifically pointing to 17 laws passed in 11 states including in the state of georgia, noting that those laws when taking a look at them would undermine how elections are run. and in the case of georgia, signaling out, right, the shift in that the boards of elections, local officials, could be essentially pushed out and these could turn more partisan. some of the pushback initially you set on that law in the months afterward was a matter of tim timing. many wou

let's go to the state of georgia where the favorite of donald the trump is a herschel walker.ng and after her marriage. she got a protective order in 2005. he has written about his identity disorder, used to be known as multiple personality disorder and writ and given interviews about playing russian roulette with a gun. he's lived in texas since 2011 so his current wife was investigated for illegally voting in the state of georgia. that's donald trump's candidate so guess what mitch healthcare reform -- mcconnell says. there are some things to unit kate he had challenges in his life but he made some performances on national television. your thoughts? >> he should move to ohio and make it a real fight. mandel and vance are trying to out bigat each other. i doesn't matter. one thing, joy, will you pledge a loyalty oath to donald trump? all this is about. he's trump's guy. he played for the washington generals. he loves him. that's all. there is nothing else. he'll campaign on i had problems. i might have a few personalities butpersonalities, vote for all my personalities in thi

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with mike waltz and michael mccaul, lieutenant colonel all of our north and george acetic candidate herschel walker, jointly fox news 10:00 a.m. on sunday. plus on fox business 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you start your day every day weekdays with us. that will do it for us. have a wonderful rest of your weekend. ♪. gerry: this week on the wall street journal at large 20 years on we remember the day the unimaginable horrors struck america and we ask after two decades of the war on terror and the humiliating ending in afghanistan, was at work worth it all talk to a man that the key architects of the 9/11 attacks. later on in the show will reflect on the anniversary the chaotic into the longest war and ask where do we go next in america struggle for security predominant expert panel with chris in lauren. but first hello and welcome on this although we can of remembrance. 20 years ago where the 3000 people were murdered by islamist terrorist who flew planes into the new york world trade center, the pentagon and thanks to heroic efforts by passengers a

with mike waltz and michael mccaul, lieutenant colonel all of our north and george acetic candidate herschel walker, jointly fox news 10:00 a.m. on sunday. plus on fox business 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you start your day every day weekdays with us. that will do it for us. have a wonderful rest of your weekend. ♪. gerry: this week on the wall street journal at large 20 years on we remember the day the unimaginable horrors struck america and we ask after two decades of the war on terror and the humiliating ending in afghanistan, was at work worth it all talk to a man that the key architects of the 9/11 attacks. later on in the show will reflect on the anniversary the chaotic into the longest war and ask where do we go next in america struggle for security predominant expert panel with chris in lauren. but first hello and welcome on this although we can of remembrance. 20 years ago where the 3000 people were murdered by islamist terrorist who flew planes into the new york world trade center, the pentagon and thanks to heroic efforts by passengers a

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this impacts of 9/11 2001 we are joined by republican senator from kansas an army veteran water herschelughts on this day. >> it is a somber day, i think all of us remember what we were doing. for myself september 11, 2001, i finished a surgery case talking for family and i saw the twin towers come down. i think especially a day to reflect on our first responders from 401st responders died that day along with 3000 americans a day all of us, they think you to emergency responders and first responders are what they do. jon: from my own perspective as i watched the twin towers were in that day, i assumed because i knew they had been fire proved, built supposedly with the impact of a 707 which was the biggest plane flying at the time there were about. i thought the firefighters would put the fire out if it takes days or weeks they would get a put out and the twin towers would continue on. it never occurred to me more than 300, 350 rescue workers would be crushed in the collapse of the buildings and get they marched into that danger. >> they ran to the streams like americans. they were heroes

is the only way you can get things scalable if you have the resources of governments let's beat herschel about this. what my work and other people working in this area has shown that is not the only way you can get sustainability in scale, it's one of the first chapters in this book that i talk about ubiquity and the scale of the private education and the leg of state the different places where we've done this, over 70% of children are in private schools there are probably 14000 private schools in one state, and india. >> let me contextualize nigeria is the most populous country in africa. >> is heavily populated i'm interrupting you sorry, that's her research has been done in research hasn't been done in many other states into the dangerous north and east of these places and police escorts but you go into these places and a very similar and africa the search has been done and parler in uganda, 80% of poor kids are in local private schools. and again, they get the 75% something like that in india there is stuff on rural education and annual state education and in rural india alone the co

. ♪ will: football legend herschel walker made it aofficial launching g.o.p.g. it's been very interesting. because i have the left and even the right is coming after me sometimes. right now i don't like what's going on in this country. right now i see so many things in this country i disagree with. that's not the american dream i grew up around. that's not the american dream that i want to be in this country. so i'm going to fight. will: joining us now of outkick clay travis. we will get college football in a moment. you can see behind him he is on location. what's kicking on outkick, clay, that interview right here. your conversation with herschel walker. >> no doubt, will. and first of all, thanks for having me. i'm excited. i know you are watching the crowds for college football, will. makes it feel like things are a lot more normal. i know some people are upset but, man, that scene in blacksburg, virginia last night with virginia tech pulling off the win over unc and we are down in charlotte today and we have the biggest game of the weekend going on right

herschel walker wouldn't be running without trump.ay whether or not he would vote for mcconnell for another term as leader. that will be something to watch here. the party should be figuring out how to take advantage of biden's poor approval ratings and he's fighting over who is the leader of the senate republicans. >> dana, mcconnell will hold on to his power, don't you think? >> no question about it. no question. even those as michael reported, who are as loyal as they can to donald trump, they will be more loyal to mitch mcconnell. and they want him as their leader. >> kh dana bash, appreciate it. michael bender. more breaking news next. what we're learning about another u.s. official falling victim to that mysterious and possibly deliberately inflicted so-called havana syndrome. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum

you mentioned focusing on the senate race and currently held by a democrat with offering up with herschelnning back but well-known by some political experts have questioned if he'll be able to do well in the political arena. georgia has had a weird relationship going on right now predict trump's current republican establishment do not get along that includes the governor of the 2020 race pretty trump wants a little less than 12000 votes but a center is getting trump endorsement tonight will be unity by next november. >> upset with it a lot of that elected officials and not seemingly in accordance of what they want and the needs are. reporter: it really should bother everyone but the last. [inaudible]. misinformation and disinformation is running the election so a lot of talk a lot of focus on what is really happened in 2020, one thing looks like in 2022, but a lot of people already looking at the next rally because that will be taking place in iowa the first date of the race will find out what trump has to say little bit later on tonight. arthel: mark meredith, thank you and that's going

. >> herschel walker it looks like mcconnell is not going to challenge him with millions of dollars in nations got little coverage and it's really just a joke. something for dictators to go to new york city and go shopping. >> bret: harold winner or loser. >> winner are first responders and frontline workers who constantly go into untold danger whether it be grocery stores or covering and trying to help covid patients. thank god for them. their courage and commitment should be a model and loser are those who still on the democratic side don't realize you should grab the victory in front you have and losers in front of you that can't accept joe biden is president. come on. >> bret: all right, trey, winner and loser. >> winner the game of golf on full majestic display at the rider cup. loser, hamas rockets. only 9 members of the house supported hamas rockets over the israeli citizens. two voted present but one was so overcome by her indecision that she wept. >> bret: i don't think we have ever had hamas rockets as the loser. that's a good one. listen, make it a great weekend, guys, see y

put those people in red states and turn them blue and it's failing because of the larry elders are herschelrgia. these people are stepping up. they're not career politicians. they've got a different background, and they are resonating with their own group of friends and groups, and that is what's at the democrats terrified. ends they're all running and al sorts of different directions. the american people are actuall onto something. >> a lot of great names you jus mentioned there. weary elder among them. straight ahead, the white house trying to defend forcing out al the military academy board members appointed by former president trump as critics charge that biden administratio is hell-bent on the mob controlling military education. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g

of course, larry elders no arnold schwarzenegger, but you know, the herschel walkers, these candidates that we're seeing winning republican primaries are probably not going to be likely to beat more moderate democratic centrist in vulnerable democratic states with these anti-vax, anti-mask mandates. and i think that as we saw elder forcefully defend these trumpian policy decisions that didn't sit well with the california electorate and might not sit well with swing states. >> i think jackie makes a really good point. the reason that the 2003 recall worked for republicans is two things, davis was much more unpo unpopular. that one we don't have. but also because they had a candidate in arnold schwarzenegger who people wanted to see as governor. there was an opportunity that existed here for republicans. republicans are very unlikely to win the california governorship in a regularly scheduled general election for all the reasons we just outlined. it's an overwhelmingly democratic state. but in a recall like this, an opportunity did exist. but they had no candidate who could rally both th