let's bring back greg bluestein, and jennifer horn.e this week, you quoted hurts herschel walker's campaign manager, who said quote, the uniqueness of georgia can't be overstated. the two most popular republicans in the state, our governor brian kemp, and president trump. how do you rank and file republican voters reconciler their support for both camp, and trump? and please, put in context just how bad this political civil war is? >> yeah, i mean it's not confusing, georgia politics, is so contradictory, that donald trump, can have 57% of the vote, and -- in a poll of republican primary voters. and, brian kemp as a percent, in terms of his approval rating. these are two politicians at odds with each other, over some of the biggest issues in the nation. and, yet they are two of the most popular republicans in georgia. but you are right, i mean, this rift in the republican party in georgia is huge. consider it this way, that the state republican convention a few weeks ago, donald trump was the keynote speaker. and, multiple of georgia's

former senator from alabama doug jones, and former new hampshire republican party chair jennifer hornr is also the host of the podcast that has my favorite name, is it just me, or have we all lost our minds? it is not just, you jennifer. we have all lost their minds. senator, look, speaker mccarthy has some options here. he can alienate the freedom caucus and avoid any blame for a government shutdown. or he can appease them, try to pass a funding resolution that is frankly dead on arrival in the u.s. senate and then the risk shouldering the blame if congress fails to meet the funding deadline. it seems really clear to me what he should do, but what path do you think he's going to take? >> that's a whole different story, symone, about what he's going to take. he has, so, far just try to bend to the whims of the freedom caucus. that is why it is concerning about this. when these government shutdowns, i think chris van hollen really laid it out, you laid it out. this really affects so many people across the country. and it's not just federal workers. it is contractors, it's others. i wou

dasha burns in los angeles ahead of the debate and former new hampshire republican party chair jennifer hornhe candidates preparing for tomorrow, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, look, ana, there is serious prep going on right now because the last debate there was some effect there. it did move the needle. it may not have done much to cut into trump's massive lead, you saw our poll that came out over the weekend, but it did shake things up among the folks that were on that debate stage. you saw nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy got more attention. the candidates on the debate stage on wednesday are looking to build on what happened the last time. and ron desantis has a lot of work to do right now. he is the one that everyone is watching because he has been slipping in the polls. he is still the top contender against former president trump, but he needs to do a lot in this debate. and we did get a copy of a debate memo that was sent around to donors and supporters over the weekend where the desantis campaign laid out their strategy, they did go after trump on the abortion issue and critic

former republican party chair and host of podcast "is it just me or have we all lost our minds" jennifer hornma white house aide alaina beverly. jennifer, visiting his home state of pennsylvania. what's the message here? >> i think it's clear that the president is speaking to his base, his strongest supporter and addressing issues that are important to those voters. looking at that clip just now, we're reminded -- this is joe biden's strength. this is where he does best. he's light on his feet. he's got a sense of humor, and he's speaking to those people as if they're his friends. when i watched that clip, i was impressed. that's always been one of jid's strengths for sure. as necessary, what he needs to do, addressing issues he made progress on, the promises he's kept. it's not just labor day in pennsylvania. it's cutting ribbons on a lot of those infrastructure projects where people can see with their own eyes and in their own community the progress this president has made. that's what he needs to be doing right now. i know there are a lot of folks out there concerned about the fact that he

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