one of the best candidates that we have in the field this year is herschel walker.ime has come. you can support him at teamherschel.com. but here is the important part. he is a conservative. c american values just emanate from his soul. this is an opportunity for georgia to get it right. we can elect herschel walker, take back the senate, and the best is yet to come. >> sean: herschel, that is a very good endorsement.l you probably want to dismiss my endorsement because it is meaningless, but senator scott's endorsement means everything, right? >> it does mean everything because, you know, senator scott has done so much for this country and so much for south carolina, so i want to thank you, senator scott, and one thing i told people is i want to bring this party together, and having your endorsement is no doubt going to help me out a lot, and i want to tell you this year. things you've been doing with police reform, all right now you are doing -- when i get into washington, i am going to be on your side.e. those are things i care about, as well. >> sean: i think if

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you left congress to run for senate in georgia 2020 and now, we have football legend herschel walkerphael warnock. what's your take on where this is going in 2022 given all we know now? >> what we see right now is the biden administration dragging the and democratic with him and down and geordie of a senate race that's first focused on getting rid of raphael warnock. he's an enabler to a failed administration and i think you will see a turn in georgia and i think you will see raphael warnock beat. you have some great candidates, herschel walker, but the bottom line is whoever wins on our side will be raphael warnock because the senate has to flip back. maria: we will see a free and fair election in georgia? >> we will, yes. republicans will win. maria: doug collins, great to see you and congrats on the book. it hits the stores tuesday. have a wonderful sunday, everyone. i will see you tomorrow on foxbusiness >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. . . . >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair,

you left congress to run for senate in georgia 2020 and now, we have football legend herschel walkerk. what's your take on where this is going in 2022 given all we know now? >> what we see right now is the biden administration dragging the and democratic with him and down and geordie of a senate race that's first focused on getting rid of raphael warnock. he's an enabler to a failed administration and i think you will see a turn in georgia and i think you will see raphael warnock beat. you have some great candidates, herschel walker, but the bottom line is whoever wins on our side will be raphael warnock because the senate has to flip back. maria: we will see a free and fair election in georgia? >> we will, yes. republicans will win. maria: doug collins, great to see you and congrats on the book. it hits the stores ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kevin, where are you? kevin?!?!? hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! earn big time with chase fr

anybody met herschel walker tonight? so thanks for having me. it's like a family event.he bottom line is the rjc matter now more than ever. after tuesday to feel pretty good about things? -- [inaudible] somebody screwing up the world joe biden would win. it's amazing what you can do this short a period of time. thank you so much for being with me. my race we raise $250 million between me and my opponent. the bottom line is that you were there for me and everybody liked me. i've been in so many of your homes. [inaudible] i just can't thank you enough for the caring you have for the u.s.-israel relationship and what you've done for the republican party when itr comes to the republican party the best is yet to come. thankll y'all. so you got -- mike pence will be her in a bit. how about a round of applause for the vice president? [applause] israel has no better friend than mike pence. conservatism has no better friend than mike pence and no more decent person has ever held office in this country than mike pence, so thanker you for having him here tonight. from mike wolf tod

the mcconnell endorsement of herschel walker and thune, the whole leadership of the senate endorsed him after trump had tapped him shows that they are -- they know their fate is tied to trump for now. deep down, late at night, maybe they hope he'll miraculously disappear but they'll do nothing to make him disappear. even chris christie. he's not standing up to trump. he's sort of hoping people won't talk too much about trump. >> that's why it's so hard for all the republicans who said, after glenn youngkin won, this is our path. well, it's not going to be very easy for that to be their path if they are embracing trump and vice versa. look, it was easy for trump to stay out of the virginia governors race because it was kind of a one off to him. it didn't really signify power. the midterm elections signified power. especially if he's able to say that it's because of him that republicans took the house back. you also have a ton of republicans that aren't like glenn youngkin, that they are like mini trumps. you just talked about one. and so i think it's going to be really hard going into th

herschel walker is leading that has the endorsement of the former president as well as mitch mcconnellrimary there are candidates who look great on paper who turn out of to be not really great in person. there are some candidates who look great in person but then once they get out into the heat of it, maybe they don't turn out to be particularly good. then many who actually surprise us. so, this is definitely a very different kind of we are going to have to wait and see how he performings. >> bret: reince, you chose a state that you know very well. and a senate race that looks pretty interesting. >> yeah, it does. so i was looking at wisconsin, but on georgia, just, you know, i agree, generally, with amy, you know, if you look at georgia, the nice thing about walker is that he is already even or slightly ahead of warnock. in wisconsin, most republicans they are hoping that run johnson runs again. he shocked everyone in 2010. weighs was left for dead in 2016. and then, of course, he won, his charm in wisconsin works as far as that sort of original kind of personality. super hard worker

it's mikado came around and endorsed herschel walker to -- mitch mcconnell came around and endorsed herschel walker today after trying to sabotage him with his minion before he got in the race. it is interesting to see mcconnell about what trump wants. there is no question -- bow to what trump wants. there is no question he will make endorsements and some will not pan out. it will be a situation where we will not always nominate the best person. it will not be like 2014 where is was a more controlled process. after 2010, with the tea party, party leadership went about trying to control the process. karen: after i am not a witch, right? tony: yes, after i am not a witch. but i think we have so many competitive races that the playing field is such that if we do not get the right candidate or what is perceived to be the right candidate in the races, the options for us to take back the house and senate are plentiful. it will not be everyplace where he plays or everyplace he picks somebody that is unelectable. for example, alabama. ok? the former president endorsed mo brooks. can mo brooks win st

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we have herschel walker running in georgia. eric right in the pro insurrection -- everyone showing up in ohio in porto and pennsylvania. in these lonely to hear things, you don't have the option to stay above the fray the way the men who shall not be named it in pennsylvania. i will be hard to replicate for republicans. i think it's the biggest challenge looking ahead of midterms. we are one year in with biden, as you head into 2024 in the cohen comments there, reagan's number were horrible in 81 and sober clintons in 93. i do think these people have the desired that what is happening right now needs to be relevant to project down to what's happening three years from now. if you look at covid and what's happening with the economy, things could be very different from next year in november than they are now. i want to reinforce that with cautioned for people getting chummy like my phony be there in three years ahead. >> huge contributors probably the tiny number of twitter users who account for 97% of twitter traffic -- >> me. >>

herschel walker, very famous football player who was running, also has a history of abuse accusations trump can get away with it i can as well. i think this is a while democrats are very concerned about the historic trends of how things turn out for the party in power, republicans have to get through the primaries. in these primaries they're gonna face these kinds of decisions about are they willing to support men with these kinds of, sometimes charges, sometimes sexual history, convictions, and backgrounds of assault. >> michelle coddle wrote in the new york times, it is not simply that mr. trump has jill, that seems to be a wave donald trump uses to identify the man in his party who wants to support. and almost seems that in donald trump's perversion, these accusations against the man solidify dawn from sense of this is the kind of man you want. >> good point, lawrence. i think i would go further than jennifer, not just that this is something that people think they can get away with. they actually think this is valued and donald trump has set the tone that he admires people who does

he endorsed herschel walker, ted bud. he put himself out there. might advice would be pick the jurisdictions that make the most sense to you. i remember in the '06 midterm when i worked for george w. bush, there were a couple places we couldn't campaign. it's just smart politics. go where you're most useful and wanted and useful. don't interject in a way that will hurt your own party. i assume we will continue to make credit. >> this is youngkin's victory. and i think national democratic and frankly joe biden's failure, and it has little to do with trump candidly. >> one last thing, there was record turnout for a governor's race in virginia. >> yes. >> which might show republicans they shouldn't be so afraid making the vote more successful. they were able to win. . >> absolutely. it's never been easier or moren vogue to vote. it's a good thing. americans should embrace it. youngkin's campaign and other campaigns did encourage people to vote early. the party ought to embrace all of this new access to the polls. in virginia, mcauliffe got 200,000 mo

a lot of candidates the republicans are putting up in 2022, herschel walker, shawn parnell in pennsylvania, those are extremely trumpy candidates, people trump is already endorsing. it's not as easy as it is in virginia to keep trump at arm's length and bring the suburban voters back. >> they are holding trump so closely, they are hiding behind him. i think voters don't like that on the republican side. thank you. i appreciate it. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> new revelations about january 6th and just how close we came to a coup. what the then-president was doing while lawmakers were under attack. 187 minutes when he refused to do or sig anything to stop the assault on our democracy. michelob ultra organic seltzer. two flavors bursting onto the scene. they'll make quite a splash. now in watermelon strawberry. and black cherry. as real as it tastes. you have always loved vicks vapors. and now you'll really love new vicks' vapostick. it goes on clear and dries quickly. no mess. just the soothing vicks' vapor for the whole family. introducing new vicks vapostick. introducing fidelity in

nobody in their right minds wants herschel walker and thinks marco rubio is better than val demings.ty that isn't chasing around on silly identity politics, everybody knows is a dog whistle, instead of saying most kids are particularly happy to learn and have new friends come home an learn things. if you don't have a party organized directly, there is plenty of strong democratic politics, have you to have a strong unfettered hamtrunk dnc behind them. >> we're way over. i caught that sthal. i got it. we'll pick up on i.d. live after the show. lucie, thank you so much for making these conversations. don't make plans on saturday. i got your back. coming up, will this ever end? a new covid variant rears its ugly head. we will talk about that after the break. ugly head. we will talk about that after the break. ♪ and my clothes smell so much fresher than before ♪ try gain flings and you'll be a gainiac too! the only detergent with oxiboost and febreze. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insuran

what you're seeing now, in the races you've identified, from herschel walker in georgia, in parnell and others, if they go to the primary, where typically hard edged party loyal this come out, the most conservative part of the party on the edge, the most liberal progressive party on the left. we saw that play out in buffalo in the race up there. so the reality of it is, you set it up perfectly. where trump is going to really come into play. this race is i can look over now, with trump's sort of like, i want to get a good one in. champ was not happy about the way this played out. he can stay at the curb gentleman's day. they're now he can make the claim, i got one. i got it. them in a blue state. right? that pivots him instead sin up well to look at all these races, chris. where they're going to be clamoring if they're not already. and they get that endorsement to push them to the primary, and set them up for what they think is going to be a very aggressive competitive race, against democrats next fall. yes and i think there is a few things that i think are interesting here, one is, you'

of youngkin that are running for statewide senate race, races that trump may get involved in, herschel walkerdate who ran an ad that said donald trump is the president of the united states, and so a lot of these candidates are fully embracing the big lie, fully embracing trump, and it's difficult to see him staying out of that. >> it's important because the trump wing of the party does not support idiversity, you're with trump or against him, this is matt gaetz on twitter, 13 voted to support a bipartisan infrastructure bill. the current republican conference is not ready to win and these members should be removed from the leadership positions. a difference of opinion is not tolerated in the republican party. a congressman or congress women voting for something that will give road and bridges and clean water back home is not toll rated in the republican party. >> doesn't make sense to me and we're seeing republicans take their cues from donald trump and he's still the leader of the party even though he's no longer in the white house. >> it's that one. >> okay. >> up next, the latest covid new

in georgia, herschel walker, republican senate candidate, former very famous football player who is running terms with. but people think if donald trump can get away with it, i can too. i think this is why while democrats are very concerned, rightfully so that the historic trends of how midterms turn out badly for the party in power, republicans have to get through their primaries. and in these primaries they're going to face these kinds of decisions about are they willing to support men with these kinds of -- sometimes charges, sometimes actual history, convictions and backgrounds of assault. >> michelle caudill wrote in "the new york times" it is not simply that mr. trump has long worn his shabby treatment of women like a perverse merit badge, a symbol of how the rules of decent society do not apply to him. jill, that seems to be a way that donald trump uses to identify the men in his party who he wants to support. it almost seems that in donald trump's perversion, these accusations against this man solidified donald trump's sense of this is the kind of person we want. >> that's such a go

we have herschel walker running in georgia.rection attorney general in missouri. the clown slow in ohio. we just mentioned oz and parnell in pennsylvania. in these long lead two-year things you don't have the option to kind of of stay above the fray the way the man who shall not be named did successfully in virginia. so i think it's going to be really hard to replicate for republicans in the midterms. i think it's their biggest challenge frankly looking ahead to the midterms. i just want to add one quick thing to what gibbs had said before the break. we're one year in with biden and i think as you look ahead to 2024, you listen to the cohen comments there, reagan's numbers were horrible in '81. clinton's numbers were horrible in '93. so i do think that people -- like we have this desire that what is happening right now, you know, needs to be relevant to project out to what's happening three years from now. and i just think if you look at covid, you look at what's happening with the economy, things might look very, very differen

you know, herschel walker. those are extremely trumpy candidates and those are people trump is already out there endorsing and so it's not as easy as it is in virginia for them to keep trump at arm's length and, you know, bring those suburban voters back. >> yeah. they are hugging trump so closely, they can't tell the difference between the candidate and trump, right? they are kind of hiding behind him. and i think voters don't like that as well on the republican side. thank you. >> i appreciate it. good to see you, sarah. >> thank you. >>> new revelations about january 6th and just how close we came to a coup. what the then-president was doing while lawmakers were under attack. 187 minutes. when he refused to do or say anything to stop the assault on our democracy. new mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. i would've called yesterday. but... i could've called yesterday. but... i should've called yesterday, but... would've, could've, should've. we hear that a lot. hi. i'm jonathan, an insuranc

>> well, even in georgia, though, you have some hesitancy with herschel walker early on. >> i don't count hear you. >> they do seem to have rallied around. arizona very late primary, you know. i'm not sure with trump continuing to bash him after 2020 he wants his swan song to probably be losing in a primary, even if he gets in. >> well, this brings me to you, michael steele. and look i know you have been unapologetic about your feelings about trump and if you run for governor of maryland in a republican primary, you're not changing your views on him. but i'm curious, is there a part of you that worries you may be banging your head against a wall? >> well, that's always the case. it was the case in 2002 when i ran for lieutenant governor with bob burlick. running against the democratic establishment. you always have that sense, yeah, i'm going to bang my head up against the wall whether a general election or primary. what this panel really draws out at the very end of it is how much more like the house the senate may become. and that's why you have a lot of very highly qualified, very capa

what you're seeing now in the races that you've identified from herschel walker in georgia and parnell others, they'll go through this primary where typically hard-edged party loyalists come out. we say the most conservative part of the party on the right, the most liberal, progressive part of the party on the left. we saw that play out in was it buffalo? >> yep. >> or in the race up there. so the reality of it is now this is the space, and you've set it up perfectly and put your finger on it, where trump is going to really come into play. this race as i've looked at it now, this race that we just saw in virginia was trump's sort of like, okay, i want to get a good one in. trump was not happy about the way this played out because he was basically kicked to the curb and told to stay there. >> yes. >> but now he can make the claim i got one. i got a governor elected in a blue state, right? and that pivots him and sets him up well to look at all these other races, chris, where they're going to be clamoring if they're not already, and many are, to get that endorsement, to push them through

but he's running in one poll and gets herschel walker, former football player in georgia who has support from former president trump. that has a potential of being another nail-biter. nevada is a biden two point plus state. cortez has led in a single public poll over former attorney general, who is a son and grandson of senators it turns out and that looks like a close race to me, a seriously contested and good test for senator harry reid's organization in getting out the vote at those culinary union members in las vegas. one problem of democrats i think the toughest race is in new hampshire which was a seven-point biden state and bigger biden majority but governor chris sununu has been leading maggie hassen in multiple polls since august, something averaging out about 47, 41 which is a bad sign for an incumbent. both figures are well known in this small state. mr. sununu has been elected governor in the last three elections held every two years there and his brother was elected senator and his father was elected governor in the 1980's. maggie hassen was elected governor in 2012 and 2014

herschel walker, in georgia, trying to run for raphael warnock's seat and he's had a series of allegationsthink it raises broader questions about who they're willing to endorse if they think they are politically viable and this is someone they believed was, of course now he's suspended his campaign, and we'll see where it takes them. this is a very competitive seat in pennsylvania. >> david, what are you reading in this? >> well, obviously donald trump doesn't care if you're accused of sexual assault since he has been and his position is just always deny everything. so i don't think he, you know, attaches much importance to that and anybody he endorses. the larger political point is how much stroke does he have? he has to be seen now as a kingmaker. don't forget, donald trump lost after four years. that was important that happened as a sitting president who lost re-election. if he's got any comeback in him, he's got to be able to back the right candidates for the party. and has got to be seen in doing so. and, remember, virginia, who he did endorse youngkin but kept his distance looked to

thought i would be the next herschel walker. god ha different plan for me.ear i fell asleep driving my car down the interstate. it's a miracle that i'm still here. i missed seven weeks of my senior football season. lost lots of potential scholarships. ended up with a small scholarship that led me to a school called presbyterian college where i became a christian. all those lessons of john and the mentoring that he did early on about faith based view of the world. it all kind of the crystallized. and -- hey, rodney. >> put that on hold. >> doing good, man. well done. brian: inflation one thing a number. for you it means what? >> it means we have to raise our prices. brian: because you are paying. >> we are paying more. brian: you take this back with you? >> absolutely. this is real world information. brian: keeps saying everything is getting better. i talked to restaurateur. what do we have on top today. >> number one get a lunch in south carolina. brian: where are we now, senator. >> king street in south carolina. >> what's king street in south carolina. >>

just like that he is doing in georgia with herschel walker and all these others who have been accuseds motivational for democrats as republicans. so as long as he is continuing to stay in the mix, democrats are going to stay motivated. democratic voters. some of these challengers, some of the activity that donald trump has been up to in recent days especially in michigan really takes me back to that awful moment, when he talked about john dingell and devastating his legacy. and the trump at the trump rally was disbushed and i think maybe even booed. and so i think that donald trump will find that he can motivate his base, but it will also motivate democrats. the democrats need to get their act together, no doubt about that, but i think that their voters will be motivated more against donald trump than some of the moderate democrats. >> and as trump does trump, kevin mccarthy is reportedly trying to keep those attacks from spreading across the party. at a closed door meeting of the gop conference yesterday, mccarthy urged members to focus their attacks on democrats and not each other.

she's not interested in endorsing herschel walker, like mitch mcconnell is, or hoping to convince rond maid clear she's on a mission. >> it strikes me that ted cruz isn't the only person, mitch mcconnell knows that everything she's said is correct. so does rob portman, richard burr, so does kevin mccarthy, frankly. >> yeah. >> what do you make from the outside we view the dynamic of i think there's simp think for what she endorsed frankly she makes them look so pathetic. >> she often tells us though people come to her and tell her i'm so glad you're served on the january 6th committee everything, you stood up, for having, just in my district i can't. then she tells that to us and respectfully doesn't name names. she has brought in back to mccarthy again and again, how she felt about january 6th and telling his colleagues about the phone call with then president presumption, and then bending to his will within weeks. it's an amazing dynamic what's going on, because she is obviously -- believing she still might provide a primary in wyoming, but perfectly willing to lose her job over the

it's herschel walker who's faced similar allegations that he's denied down in georgia, and initiallyeat from these types of arguments by establishment gop. >> i'm really glad that sam brought the democratic party into this because the parallel that is so important is both parties purge, the democrats purged andrew cuomo when the revelations became known. the republicans purged liz cheney for telling the truth about 1/6. the democratic party does not stand with people once these things are out there by and large. the republican party stood with paul gosar last week. the people they purge and the people they stand with tells you everything about the differences between these two parties right now, basil. >> absolutely because representation matters, right? to use the term standard bearer and you often recruit candidates, if you ran a party, you often recruit candidates in some version of the standard bearer of the party. someone was clinton-esque or obama-esque, and we're seeing trump-esque candidates coming to the forefront. he opened the door for these candidates to feel like that ki

he choked his estranged wife and hit one of -- >> in georgia, the party's nominee, herschel walker, advertisement assault about his ex-wife threatening him with a gun. as the candidates fall over each other to indulge former president trump, election, conspiracy theory. >> if you are running in a gerrymander house district, you can be a whacko on the right and left. >> that changes on the senate side. when you look at pennsylvania that's going to be up for grabs and maybe it's surely trending. stronger republicans over the last six to eight years. even in that case you get enough flawed candidates. we have seen this time and again. we saw it in delaware a decade ago. we saw it of course with the candidate that mckaskill beat when she was running for election. and suddenly, red states turned blue. >> that's one of the key dynamics to watch here is the influence trump has in hand picking and throwing his weight around and behind someone to get the nomination who are not palable to the general public. >> you know it's a different set of qualifications to be a republican no, ma'am fee and - >> they d

and down in georgia, former football star herschel walker is seen as a frontrunner thanks to trump'sssociated press" citing court reports and documents reported accusations that walker threatened to kill his ex-wife. walker has denied the accusations in the past. and in arizona, former president trump is set to attend a fundraiser with arizona candidate blake masters. masters, the chief operating officer -- >> let's not show the ad. >> okay. >> it says the election is a lie. >> yeah. >> it says the election is still a lie. these are people -- >> they're running on trump's lies. >> if you look, peter baker, donald trump is supporting extreme candidates. in arizona, it is causing a problem not just in the senate race. it is causing a problem in the governor's race. you know, you have to believe in bizarre conspiracy theories. you know, rank and file republicans, certainly the business community is getting more concerned. the pennsylvania guy delivered a lecture on masculinity. talked about how women like masculine, tough men. it goes back to the caves because, of course, men had to go