one of the names that has come out as a potentialdential nominee for no labels is jeff duncan, formerieutenant governor of georgia. host: michelle covers it all in campaign 2024 for the associated press. you can find her work at apnews.com. appreciate the update. >> washington journal, our forum involving you to discuss the issues in politics, and public policy from washington and across the country. tuesday morning, lead faster discusses his investigation into opioid addiction in the united states. and the professor of political queens college talks about the humanitarian crisis and political turmoil in haiti and the potential for increased migration to the u.s. washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or >> friday nights, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a roundup of c-span's campaign providing a one-stop shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to data, and campaign ads. watch c-span's 2024 campaign trailght at 7:30 p.m. on c-span, c-span.org, or download as a podcast on c-span now. c-span. yo

neil: whether there's any movement there, jeff duncan, the former lieutenant governor of georgia's nameen mentioned. a lot of people don't know him on a national basis, but what do you think? >> you know, i think that they have good intentions. i think that they went off an early poll that said that 43% of americans are undecided. they, you know, if given the chance to vote for trump or biden, hay don't like either one of them. so i think they went out and that was their whole mission statement. they raised money on that. one of the things i think that they're probably going to come to a roadblock is how can you raise money with a zero candidate name, i mean, you know, candidates have certain blands, and how can you seriously raise over -- brands with, and how can you raise a certain amount of money when you actually have no name. the other thing is now that it's tightening up and getting closer, nobody, you know, there's a democrat, nobody that's republican wants to shake up their party like that because we don't know which side actually pulls from. is it going to pull from -- people a

"the wall street journal" report that they're considering georgia republican jeff duncan to lead theirs bring in national director of no labels and former democratic south carolina congressman joe cunningham. joe orsing or good morning. thanks for being with us. >> hey, good morning, will. yeah, good to see you. how you doing? will: i'm all right. it seems like there's a little difficulty. a lot of the rumored names from joe manchin the nikki haley have said they're not interested in running, the latest being kyrsten sinema from arizona. some difficulty in finding a candidate. if enter i'm to not sure i would characterize it as that, will. you know, we've said from the beginning what our time frame is, that we would wait until super tuesday when we would know who these presumptive nominees are and then make a decision as to whether or not to move forward, and that's what we did yesterday when 80 delegates gathered -- 800 delegates gathered representing every single state in if our country, and they decided nearly in a unanimous fashion to move forward. and and so the next step would be

we learneded about this week, no labels is reportedly id former republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan to potentially lead a unity ticket. how could that impact the results of georgia? could that make it all but nearly impossible for joe biden to win? >> listen, it's still relatively early in the campaign season, and i think that the more we hear from the donald trump that we just heard from a little while ago, the clearer it's going to be for people that at the end of the day this is a binary choice, and the question is do you want the america of january 5th that sent its first black senator from georgia, its first jewish senator from georgia to the united states senate or do you want the america of january 6th pushed forward by a president who continues to advance the big lie about the election and behind that lie is the lie that this new multi-racial democracy does not get to determine the future of the country? he's looking backward. joe biden is looking forward, and i think at the end of the day the people of georgia will see that choice, that binary choice very clearly and they'l

insiders say georgia's former republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan, is being have shot down thep support among their less exciten washington. rebecca castor, fox news. >> the judge overseeing interference case in the state of georgia has dismissed some of the charges judge scott mcafee threw out six charges today. all of those charges relating to soliciting elected officials to violate their oath of office. they were tossed because mcafee ruled they did not allege specific enough details. mcafee dismissed charges. this is these first time charges in any of trump's casesúhave been dismissed. >> it has been the site of the ohlone tribe burial ground, a restaurant parking lot and a proposed affordable housing site. and now all have come to a resolution and a new turn in another berkeley,úthe latest in who may have a final say over park over a historic piece of land. city leaders have agreed to return west berkeley's ohlone shellmound village site to an indigenous trust. yesterday the berkeley city council unanimously voted to approve a global settlement to purchase the two acre sit

their latest possibility, the former lieutenant governor of georgia jeff duncan is the latest to say no i am not interested in your unity ticket. what is no labels doing? >> they came into the mix saying if we are going to have trump and biden we want the american people to have a choice but at the end of the day democrats are coming home, the are realizing the existential threat of another trump presidency. all of these conversations about third-party candidates, everybody is like you will never win so let's go back to basics, let's go back to where we understand that biden has to be reelected so no labels will go away. >> what will get them to go away? >> more people coming out and saying i am out. you are seeing that from elected officials, people that were thinking that they would maybe run and the excitement of running but at the end of the day they look at the numbers, the understand they have no shot, they would be a spoiler for one of these two presidencies and they said we need to get back to the basics. that is making sure biden is reelected. >> no nikki no larry hogan, no

insidersúsay georgia's former republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan, is being considered, whileki haley and spmoderate senator joe manchin biden and trump's campaigns see third party candidates as a risk spand are working to shore up support among their less excited voters before election day in washington, rebecca castor fox news. >> robert f kennedy jr plans to declare his pick for vice campaign is set to make that announcement on tuesday, not clr exactly where in the city of oakland someúof kennedy's inclue former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback and former cal bear aaron rodgers. >ñ well, ballots arec still beig counted in california, and the margins in the battle over mental health reform have gotten even thinner at last count, according to the california secretary ofn the yes vote on prop one is leading by less than 2000 votes. on tuesday, the group against prop one conceded pass primary on the race for u.s. senate.te >> here in california, republican steve garvey has morn democratic congressman adam schiff about 5 million votes have been tall

jeff duncan is removing himself from consideration for the no labels movement bipartisan unity tickete november presidential election. in a statement, duncan says he wants to work toward, quote: healing and improving the republican party with a g.o.p. 2.0 so we can elect more common sense conservative candidates in the future. no words -- word what no labels will do going forward. california if gavin newsom scrubbed state of the state address today over uncertainty of proposition 1 ballot measure in california. newsom's prized $1.4 billion taxpayer funded plan to overhaul the state's behavioral health system maintain as razor thin lead with 7 million ballots counted the measure is up by roughly 20,000 votes with an estimated 287,000 yet to be tallied. californiaenings against prop 1 are battling to get some mail ballots counted after they were rejected over signature mismatches and other issues. the environmental protection agency is unveiling a comprehensive ban on asbestos, carcinogen used in chlorine beach brake pads and other products. the final rule marks a major expansion of epa

they did for me.ho >> but, senator, if no labels were to run a unity ticket, one that included jeff duncan, could that not spoil the race for joe biden? you don't deny that, do you? >> listen, i think that the people of georgia are, at the i' end of the day, asking who is in the fight for them? and as i sat the other night and listened to the president's speech i'll tell you, i said to my colleagues i don't know if that was joe biden or joe lewis because the man came out fighting, and he never let up, and he's not going to let up between now and november. i think the people of georgia will recognize that when it came time to forgive the student debt of people who have just been og mired in debt, young people whol have had a mortgage just trying to deal with their future, that joe biden, with one hand behind his back, with the republicans r suing him did $138 billion student debt relief and the man's got receipts and the people of georgia will show up for him in november. >> let me ask you this, neither president biden or vice geasbi president harris has committed to president biden debatin

governor, jeff duncan as they weigh a unity ticket.re does joe manchin fit in this and will the third party help push-- help or hurt in this push for the-- to be president? >> the no labels ticket really is most likely introducing a candidate who is going to siphon from trump. so, we're going to have these kind of nullifying effects on other side. i completely agree with carly about the ebb and flow of the effects over time. and see how this pans out and will this cycle with any other with independents or third party candidates, but it does look like they're going to go with more of a right leaning candidate and then their challenges, they have to find someone, i think, with existing name i.d. and that's what's really quite compelling about kennedy is he has the name. that's what makes him attractive, what makes people opt for him, not that he's so well-known. it's the name. how do you find a right-leaning candidate with name i.d. and who's willing to annoy candidate trump? it's pretty lonely path. edward: annoy and take his ire, you k

former georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan is the latest would be candidate to turn down a placeote unity ticket for the centrist group. he joins nikki haley and joe manchin among many others. still, the group is looking to get on as many state ballots as possible. alongside other third party candidates including jill stein and rfk jr. joining us now, steve kornacki. so, steve, explain to us the effects of a third party candidate. >> i guess the two words to start with are just wild card. we can all have our different theories and ideas but until a name steps forward or several names step forward and show they can get on all the necessary ballots, raise money, get attention, that sort of thing. it's tough to say, but we can take you through some of the numbers we do have. now, we gave voters a third party option. we read them the name of no label, but can't give them candidates. there's no human being names. we're just testing an openness to a third party choice. you see here 15% opted for that when we gave them that option. trump, 41, biden, 35. when we didn't give voters that t

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were made to the late house speaker dave ralston, governor ryan kemp, former lieutenant governor jeff duncan, pressuring them to invalidate joe biden's victory. a victory for the defense attorneys now, they're exuberant, but we'll see what happens with fani willis going forward, not just the underlying disqualifying motion, but, of course, whether or not she decides to reindict any of the defendants. >> catherine, how do you read this? was this a -- this just came out of the blue? >> yeah, it is what we were expecting his decision on whether or not the d.a. is disqualified and he slipped this in here. it is a victory -- it is always a victory for a defense when they get an indictment dismissed. they didn't get the rico charge dismissed. they didn't get the conspiracy. so, the solicitation, the judge is right, you have to give defendants actual notice. footnote eight, page eight, the judge makes it clear, the indictment is not dismissed. yes, these counts are dismissed, but the bulk of this case is still in tact and that's the rico and the conspiracy charges. >> certainly. there are ten more

rights that still maybe something that some independence and repub, and democrats couldn't support jeff duncan, even though they liked that he stood up to trump to your metro and also be important find out who that running mate would be. tia mitchell. thanks so much. enjoy this sunday. >> president biden face criticism from democrats following his state of the union address some fell felt that he fell short in addressing the israel hamas conflict and ceasefire additionally, his choice of using the term illegal in talking about a migrant accused of murdering a 22 year-old nursing student that sparked backlash. let's get to cnn chief congressional correspondent and inside politics anchor of manu razo. motto, good morning. >> good morning. yeah, i spoke to a lot of democrats about the aftermath of the speech. most of them were heartened by what the president said. in fact, they were, they thought he passed really a key tests that can show the country that he can deliver such a fiery speech. you can do his job which had come under some serious question as of late and they said that that was key, b

that is former lieutenant governor of georgia, jeff duncan, who but mostly it was previously a political commentator here at cnn and jeff, it's great to have you on you know, you've talked about why you would drew your family, but on the political aspect of this, what what swayed you against getting on the no labels ticket? >> well, first and foremost, our family passes along are heartfelt gratitude for just a very professional process by no labels, donors advisers, folks in the organization. it was a first-class operation for me that just the political math of being somebody that's just coming onto the scene, not having a ton of name id and a short runway to get to november just didn't make the math possible for me, but i certainly hope they're able to put a strong candidate forward. so i've got somebody to vote for. i'm like tens of millions of other americans >> yeah. do you do you think that there'll be able to though because it seems like every candidate that they've approached that we know about his said no, thanks, but no thanks. >> well, i certainly hope so. i mean, in the few we

one of the names that has come out as a potential presidential nominee for no labels is jeff duncan,: michelle covers it all in campaign 2024 for the associated press. you can find her work at apnews.com. appreciate the update. 231 days before the election. we will talk to you down the road. less than 10 minutes before the end of our open forums segment, taking your calls come issues on your mind. thanks for staying on the line. luis in texas. mcgrath. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to remind everyone in the united states that donald trump was accused -- host: i am listening. caller: donald trump is accused of raping a woman in new york. we are taking our children to his rallies, to praise a man that raped a woman? i don't understand where we are going in america. he is just no good for us. he raped a woman. host: this is allen in arkansas, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am so appreciative that i get to talk to you again. e months. you were considerate and thoughtful, professional, to add a website while this call was in progress and i sure wish h

duncan. and given you what we just heard jeff on, what voters are facing here in this battle for those nikki haley voters, whether they're going to go to trump or to biden what's your sense of what they'll do >> yeah. i think we we we're gonna wake up tomorrow with 100 million americans scratching their head is to what, what do we do now? i think it's interesting to break down who these nikki haley voters are. it's such a wide categories scattered categories, right? you've got republicans that don't think the 2020 election was rigged. you've got fiscal conservatives, you got democrats who are disenfranchised with wide and you've got former republicans that are now democrat. so you've got this whole big quadrate. it's gonna be interesting to see what plays out and look. seven months is a long time. but i don't i don't really know what to do at this point as somebody who can't vote for joe biden because i don't align with his policies. i don't believe he's got the best interest any longer of the country donald trump is just broken down. there's no chance that i would ever show up to support do

jeff our states are dying. and frankly, our country is dying. and we're going to make america great again, greater than ever before all right, let's bring in our panel. i would have geoff duncan, former georgia lieutenant governor axios, publisher, nick johnston, and cnn political analyst jackie kucinich, also of the boston globe. thank you all so much for being here this morning. it was a late night. i know for a lot of us jackie, let me start with you just kind of big picture here the big question obviously we came and sat down with this table right before we came on air, right? everyone's wondering, what is nikki haley going to do at this point because this path is really set at this point for trump, there's no public schedule which doesn't really mean anything you can always cancel campaign events like nikki haley isn't yeah, exactly. for all intents and purposes, we're in the general election and you've got that kind of flavor last week when you had biden and trump at the border and those dueling press conferences, press availabilities that they had. and so it really what nikki haley does at this point it's really for her and her supporters rather than the country writ l