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jodi heise, you are lying about that.m the first secretary of state to do a citizenship audit of our entire voter list. i band -- banned ballot harvesting and we audited the race, the ballots, and an election. i am the first secretary of state to pass photo id for all voters in georgia. >> your turn. >> prior to taking office as secretary of state, you did not have any election experience. once in office, you oversaw the largest voter system implementation in u.s. history. why did you put an individual named gabriel sterling, who also had no election experience in , charge of implementing this system and awarding him a contract of $200,000 to do so? >> tj, a former probate judge who resigned in disgrace, your campaign is not based in personal truthfulness. the real issue we are facing in georgia is stacey abrams is suing us right now today as i speak so she can put noncitizens on the voter rolls and i am the only one stopping her. >> and you get a response. >> as a probate judge, i did not leave in disgrace. you need to t

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jodi heise, you are lying about that. i am the first secretary of state today citizenship audit of our entire voter list. i have been ballot harvesting and we audited berets, the ballot and we audited an election. i am the first secretary of state the past id for all voters . >> prior to taking office -- why did you put an individual named gabriel sterling, who also had no election experience in charge of implementing this system and awarding him a contract of $200,000 to do so? raffensperger: tj, a former probate judge and disgrace, your campaign is not based in truthfulness. stacey abrams is suing us right now today as i speak so she can put noncitizens on the voter rolls and i am the only one stop her. >> and you get a response. >> as a probate judge, i did not leave in disgrace. prior to the -- system, gabriel resigned and you awarded him a no-bid contract. confirm by your own deputy secretary of state. raffensperger: we had the fastest implementation of a voting system in america, the fastest and the quickest. we rol

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you'd think that jodie hic -- jody hi ce would have had a cake walk. but it's a close race. and the other campaign feels like it has an outright shot. host: great political reporting team covering it all tonight at ajc.com. greg one of the political reporters there. thanks so much for starting a very long and b >> now to a hearing looking at inequities in the financial system for people with disabilities and those experiencing long-term effects of their covid-19 infection. this meeting being held by financial services subcommittee. this is live on c-span. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> many people with disabilities and even those dealing with the long-term effects of a covid-19 are in need of assistance and face inequities within the system. a house dental services subcommittee will hear testimony on that financial burden. coverage is expected to start shortly. live coverage here on c-span. >> it has been a wild

——jodie comer plus time, and juliet stevenson isjodie, plus time —— jodie comer plus time, and thishey have a finite usefulness... actresses but the idea they have a finite usefulness. . ._ actresses but the idea they have a finite usefulness. . .— finite usefulness... sorry, we've not to finite usefulness... sorry, we've got to go _ finite usefulness... sorry, we've got to go to _ finite usefulness... sorry, we've got to go to our _ finite usefulness... sorry, we've got to go to our next _ finite usefulness... sorry, we've i got to go to our next programme. thank you both for your time. now it is time for the media show. hello and welcome to the media show. we are going to talk about partygate in this week's edition because sue gray's report or investigation into what happened in downing street during various lockdowns is now out. the prime minister has been responding, the media, of course, is covering it. and we are going to be exploring the role the media has played in this story from its beginning in early december, all the way through to this week of the report coming out. but

congressman jody heiss. that attempt to overthrow our democracy failed, doug mastriano is the republican nominee for governor in pennsylvania, a role that would pick the secretary of state who oversees elections. there's a very real threat if elected that he would use the power of his office to ensure that the next republican candidate for president receives the state's 19 electoral college votes in 2024 no matter how pennsylvania voters actually vote. mastriano is far from he alone in threatening our democracy. in georgia voters will decide if another election denier gets on the election ballot, former senator david perdue. he has said that the election was rigged. the man he's running against, brian kemp, earned trump's wrath by refusing to overturn the 2020 election in the state. georgia was the center of trump's attempt to steal the election in 2020. he's still under investigation over whether he broke state law with his mafioso style bullying who demanded the exact number of votes he would need to win t

he'll take over from jodie whittaker next year.truly amazing, the role is an institution and it means so much to people including myself. and coming up, we'll take you through all the winners from tonight's bafta awards ceremony. hello. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis says he'll be at stormont tomorrow to meet party leaders — to urge them to get a power sharing government back up and running. results from the northern ireland assembly elections made sinn fein the largest party — the first time that has been the case for a nationalist party. but the second largest party — the democratic unionists say they are not prepared to go into government with sinn fein — unless new post—brexit trading rules are scrapped. 0ur correspondent emma vardy reports from stormont. the balance of power between the two different visions for this island has shifted, symbolically, at least. what do you think it means for northern ireland? well, it means maybe stormont will get back together, maybe it won't. i mean, this is what we've been livi

shery: let's find out more from jodi schneider.k us through the response from not only the white house but also from democrats? jodi: president biden call it quite a wrathful decision, this draft opinion that can still be edited and changed. but the court did say that it was authentic, this draft opinion. president biden says he is really encouraging the house and senate to pass legislation that would codify roe v. wade into law so that it didn't matter what the supreme court decided. that will be very difficult because there just aren't the votes for it at this point. we have senator smith and minnesota -- in minnesota that says it is a galvanizing decision and we have seen that today. what we have heard from both democrats and republicans. democrats are criticizing it roundly, showing that they need to pass legislation and they need to get more pro-choice lawmakers elected. republicans are saying that this shows that the court is after president trump's successful nominees to the court. that elections have consequences. and if it

best known for netflix series sex education, he'll take over from jodie whittaker as the time lord nextr. it feels really amazing. it's a true honour, this role is an institution. it's so iconic and it means a lot to so many people, including myself. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis has said the uk government will work to fix issues with the northern ireland protocol in the wake of the outcome of the elections for the stormont executive this week. sinn fein became the largest party in the executive for the first time with the democratic unionist party's vote splintering over concerns about the protocol which has seen a trade border effectively erected in the irish sea between britain and northern ireland. my colleague annita mcveigh has been at stormont. politicians i spoke to over the last couple of days to me we will be back at work on monday. that doesn't mean they will be back in the power sharing executive but certainly for mlas, whether they have been elected to this assembly before or whether they are new, it will be a sort of induction day, but behind the scenes, the

why did donald trump decide to back jody hice?dare raffensperger certify joe biden's legitimate win in the 2020 georgia election. you should notice here i say top candidates. why? there are a few other candidates that are running, and keep in mind, even if someone comes out leading in the vote count after tonight, you have to get at least 50% plus 1% in order to avoid a runoff, so that's something i'll be keeping an eye on. another race in the state of georgia that i think is really interesting is the georgia 7th democratic district congressional primary. why? this is a matchup of two incumbents who essentially have bourdeau and mcbath. their districts were merged in redistricting and what they did, the republicans who ran that redistricting process, was that both had represent swing districts. they merged those together to create one safe district that joe biden won by 26 points so we'll see if either one of these candidates emerges and gets over 50% of the vote plus one, victor. >> harry, what about what's going on in texas? >>

here is nbc bay area's jody hernandez. >> reporter: chp investigators are trying to figure what led to last night's shooting. so far, no suspects or motives. without surveillance areas on that stretch of freeway, they don't have a lot to go on. this was the scene on eastbound 580 in oakland leslie after someone opened fire on it nissan sedan. in the end, two young people were killed, two more wounded. >> highland hospital, we received for victims related to this incident. two of those victim to died at the hospital. >> it's just the latest in what seems like a never ending violent string. in february, a bay area basketball legend was killed on 880 near the bay bridge. and a sheriff's office cadet was shot and killed while driving home in january. >> we know that the suspects used the freeways as cover, to do shootings, because it's often hard to hear the noise. and see the effects of the shooting. so using the anonymity of the freeway to do that. >> reporter: -- with the alameda county sheriff's department so that's why more freeway surveillance cameras are needed. just last week, gove

in vacaville, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> look at that. be careful out there. >>> still ahead, an update on the man who attacked dave chappelle on stage. why he won't be facing felony charges. >>> parents are concerned about persistent challenge at everett middle school in san francisco after a fight between students sends one of them to the hospital. that story is coming up. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. major cooling today. we're down anywhere from 12 to 19 degrees. we'll talk about even colder weather, and some rain chances moving in as soon as tomorrow. i'm back with that in about six minutes. >>> he won't face felony assault charges. that is the word from the l.a. district attorney about the man who attacked comedian dave chappelle on stage. remember this? it happened tuesday night during a show at the hollywood bowl in los angeles. see, an audience member gets up and rushes the stage, attacking chappelle. security quickly came out and grabbed the man. chappelle wasn't hurt. the man did have a knife blade and what looked l

whereas raffensperger and jody hice our according to the most recent boris neck and neck.ou know, that's actually remarkable given what we all thought a year ago, which was that he was sort of a dead man walking with a republican electorate, after having defied president trump. but, you know having spent a week in georgia, a couple of weeks ago, interviewing voters and others, i really came away thinking that even people who support trump, and would vote for him again, if he was on the ballot in 2024, are tired of the 2020 election grievance narrative. and want to move on and i think that both brad raffensperger and brian kemp have capitalize on that fact by focusing on you know their conservative credentials. by not necessarily shining the way for, from their decision to defy president trump. both of them had a role in certifying the election in 2020. but, by kind of skipping past it, and also embracing the sort of election integrity that has become a necessary element in many states for running for office as a republican. and i think we've seen that in both of these race

it's an important race between brad raffens burger and jody hice. the polling in april had them neck-and-neck. and the only policy studying him is that he supports the notion that the 2020 election was stolen and that donald trump actually won the state of georgia. he could still be georgia's next secretary of state and the question is if that race is close in 2024, which is why in some way s we're watching all of these primaries now, let's suppose that jody hice win the secretary of state nomination and becomes georgia's secretary of state. what would he do if donald trump were the candidate and the call came to him from candidate donald trump saying, can you find me those 11,800 votes. it is fairly safe to assume he would try to do that. woe try to do what he could to swing the election in donald trump's favor. he said that is what he's going to do. he would oversee the counting and the management of election. it is an incredibly important position and the position at the moment where donald trump looks most likely to get his guy into office this

georgia secretary of state brad ri raffensperger and candidates that include jody heist and jody is endorsed 2020 election and raffensperger famously refused trump's request to find additional votes. >> so the key question here is this, your reporting showing trump is endorsing ten candidates in georgia. most repeated the 2020 election lie. if they win, for instance, in a position such as secretary of state that has enormous influence over counting of votes and elections, would these officials, lawmakers have the power to doing in 2024 what they were not able to do in 2020, that is overturn results one man or one party doesn't like? >> it's not entirely clear how a situation like that would play out. georgia law requires the secretary of state and the governor to certify the results that they are given from the county level on up to the state level. there is not discretion in that. however, they do have that duty and what would happen if a secretary of state or a governor refused to certify as the state says they have to? well, then it would go to the courts and there might be investigations

just weeks after is revealed dozens of political figures in catalonia, were targeted by the spyware, jody westby. to be alive from washington, d. c. she's a chief executive at global cyber risk. k cyber security service. west be good to have you on al jazeera, again, the s so group officially says that it only sells this pegasus technology to government and or criminal investigation organizations. so it's a real mystery, isn't it? bad as to who might be spying on the spanish government? yes, they only, yeah, you said give it to governments essentially. i don't know what they necessarily mean by the other organizations because surely they're a government entity. but it requires a license from the israeli ministry of defense for the software to go to another government. and so that's how it is made available only to certain clients. they won't sell it to everyone or license it to everyone. for example, they would not license it to ukraine because they thought it would upset russia. of course, over the last year we've seen several european governments all question the issue of s, so who they

let's talk to jodi, because we have seen congress being more vocal.hat has been the response of our in taiwan? jodi: we have not heard from too many lawmakers per congress was not in session, but we heard from some, including senator tom cotton of arkansas, republican who did say those very words. that this is strategic clarity. that we should be supporting taiwan and that he was glad to see the president -- a little bit of a dig at the president from the other party. basically saying he wants to see more substance, more clarity around the issue of what we can do to support taiwan. we also heard from experts on the region, including the head of the conflict -- council of foreign relations who spoke on bloomberg tv, saying that he does not think those comments were necessarily inconsistent. that the support of taiwan, we said we support taiwan in the past and the president was doing something that he thought was totally consistent with bilateral understanding of china. however, he is said of course, this is something china will criticize and look to ma

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let's get more from jodi schneider.heard from vice president kamala harris just a while ago talking about how women's rights in america are under attack. jody: president biden did say it is quite a radical decision. it is the draft decision, if it comes to be. and he said that he will need more pro-choice senators and a pro-choice majority in the house to be able to adopt legislation that codifies roe, to pass this into law. this is easier said than done. the democrats are expected to lose seats in the house in the upcoming midterm election. the party in power usually loses seats and high inflation and other issues have kept the approval ratings low. democrats will use the threat of it overturned to drum up fundraising and get out the vote. republicans are also going to use this issue in their fundraising. we have heard from senate majority leader chuck schumer today with remarks saying that he would try to force another vote of legislation to codify roe very soon. haidi: congressional action at this point would be nece

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he'll take over from jodie whittaker next year. it feels really amazing.true honour, this role is an institution. it's so iconic and it means a lot to so many people, including myself. and the actor dennis waterman, star of minder, the sweeney and new tricks, has died at the age of 7a. hello. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis says he'll be at stormont tomorrow to meet party leaders, to urge them to get a power sharing government back up and running. results from the northern ireland assembly elections made sinn fein the largest party — the first time that has been the case for a nationalist party. but the second largest party, the democratic unionists, say they are not prepared to go into government with sinn fein unless new post brexit trading rules are scrapped. our correspondent emma vardy reports from stormont. the last couple of days have been monumental for northern ireland but actually, the problems here remain largely the same. the dup's opposition to that new trading border in the irish sea means next week there will not be a new first

i, jody, welcome to the program on this day. we've just been hearing about the challenges journalists faced in this digital world. what more can be done to protect journalists in these challenging times? i think there's a lot of that can be done. we've seen a real decline in support from for the press over the past 2 years, and that's really been a tone that has been set from the talk. so one of the 1st things that we'd like to see is leaders in the, in positions of authority come out strongly in support of media and the role of the press in supporting democracy, supporting free societies. it was encouraging the weekend to hear the u. s. president joe biden with us some of the language that had been used by his predecessor and talk about the press as guardians of the truth, as opposed to an enemies of enemies of the people. not really, really important. so that's the 1st thing in the 2nd thing is as we heard, governments have been increasingly using surveillance techniques miss using and abusing legislation. contended to deal wi

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jody heist is giving him a run for the money. as you just indicated, this will likely go to a run-off. >> lisa rayam, thank you for being with us. >> busy day in georgia. >> that's right. always a beautiful day in georgia. quick update on one of the big primary races, the republican senate race, still too close to call. until 5:00 tonight to submit their unofficial primary results. now that the mccormick campaign is filing a lawsuit to make sure undated mail-in ballots are not disqualified. counties are refusing to count them despite they arrive on time. the oz came campaign does not believe they should be counted. >> president biden, on his way back to the white house after his trip toaz yampt confusion more than clarity in some things. democrats' fight to maintain control in congress, with the mid term elections ahead. you are watching some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin now. . >> 20 past the hour, today's primaries set the stage for what could be

and jody no longer writes for bulk. now mom, but she still mentors is present writers. kitchen has called her for advice on an article he is working on. it's about a spot where men harassing gold on the way to school for kitchen. and so many of the street children jokey as a reminder that it is possible to pull themselves out of poverty. if one child can do it, the many more can and that's it for today. there's more from the region on our website, the dep and dot com, forward slash asia, and as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter. we'll see you back here on monday till then have a good weekend. good bye. every day for us and for our planet, global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions over steam set in our ways or is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what al

here's how nbc news describes him, jody hice. hice who trump endorsed hours after his campaign, voted to reject the certiied election results in georgia and pennsylvania on january 6th even after a mob of trump supporters stormed the capitol. in a since deleted instagram post on the morning of january 6th, he wrote this, quote, this is our 1776 moment. hice was also among several republican members of congress who were involved in a planned effort to pressure vp mike pence to overturn the 2020 election by discarding electoral votes from certain states won by president biden. the bulwark reports this, quote, hice is so committed to installing a donald trump autocracy against the will of the voters that he walked away from his congressional seat to run for the much less glamorous job of georgia secretary of state. the georgia primary is providing a snapshot into the radicalized and trumpified republican appeared. former republican congressman david jolly is here, the chair of the serve america movement and an msnbc analyst. and "po

governor or the next president. >> it also turned out to be a tough night for trump endorsed congressman jodye who could not deliver on his primary challenge to secretary of state brad raffensperger. there was hope that race could be forced to a runoff. raffensperger pulled in just enough votes to get him over the 50% threshold. trump's political power was beneficial for herschel walker who cruised to victory in his battle. but walked into a general election race with concerns from within his own party about his lack of political experience and past controversy with allegations of abuse from his ex-wife. he will face raphael warnock who has amassed a multi-million war chest and already on the attack saying he presents a distinct contrast with herschel walker whose bizarre claims he is not up to the job. these races are beginning to heat up and interesting to see where they take us in the next few months. >> harris: i will pick it up where you ended, charles. great to have you on the program. good to see you. senator joni ernst, member of the senate armed services committee is in focus now. th

jody hice, and this is in the race for secretary of state. isis is warning against the current secretary of state, brad raffensperger. he's a guy who resisted trump sets them to get him to find, quote, 11,000 votes. remember that phone call you guys? what a great phone call you guys? >> that raises looking that even. and that's a better result than we expected from brad roethlisberger. that's likely to go to a runoff. but at the very beginning, our profile about brad raffensperger who, and said, can you give me something on the record about working with brad roethlisberger. home not one republican in the state we go on the record to support. they only saw mother that man walking. so from to me in this race neck and neck, those are the most important right on the bologna talking about the referendum on the big lie because that's all the spices about about the election machinery, who's gonna oversee the next election, that's with us about. so we've seen a number of democrats crossover to vote in this republican primary just for brad raffensperg

it is exactly what jodie foster did in the movie, contact. we haven't found them yet, but i am optimistic it will happen before you with tiger. >> if you find it, can you tell us first here at nbc? >> i will try to keep that in mind. i will put a note right here on my desk. >> thank you very much. our question of the night, what do you think about the new video showing unidentified objects in the sky. >> i am pretty excited. the truth is out there. i want to believe. and bruce says we are not alone for sure. and ari road, at this point i don't care what it is. can we give money to ukraine where we are in a crisis. >> thank you for your input. >>> thousands of lgbtq from the kids are coming to bay area schools. we will be joined by two women behind a big donation. >>> we will tell you about a controversial plan to get rid of geese. you probably already have your ballots at the house. future smart phone right now to scan this qr code. that will take you straight to our decision 2022 coverage. you can also had over to https://www.nbcbayarea.com/

he endorsed congressman jody heist to challenge the election official. >> jody is running against onef the worst secretary of states of america, a r.i.n.o. trying to turn the tables on me because i'm fighting for election integrity. >> reporter: and he famously refused to help trump overturn the election. gop voters will determine his fate tuesday. >> as long as i am secretary of state, georgia will lead the nation in election security and election integrity and accessibility. >> reporter: the former president attacked his former vice president for coming to georgia saying it was a desperate move trying to become relevant. as for mr. pence, he did not mention mr. trump at all. simply ignoring him, but he said this election in georgia on tuesday is about the future of the republican party. that indeed spoke volumes. jeff zeleny, cnn, georgia. >>> and be sure to follow all the key races right here on cnn. we are expecting the first results tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on the east coast. that is midnight if you are watching us here in london. 7:00 a.m. in hong kong. >>> finally something to chee

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he endorsed jody heist to challenge brad raffensperger. >> jody is running against one of the worst staitsables on me because i'm fighting for election integrity. >> raffensperger famously refused to help trump overturn the election. gop voters will determine his fate tuesday. >> as long as i am secretary of state, georgia will lead the nation in election security and election integrity. and accessibility. >> now, it is the governor's race here that has top billing tomorrow. and kemp is not only trying to win, he's trying to win big. if he gets more than 50% of the vote, he avoided a june election runoff. all eyes are on the former vice president. he'll be having a rally here tonight. and the former president, president trump, not wasting any time. his spokesman taking a pretty hard shot at mike pence. he's saying he's desperate to chase lost relevance, trying to parachute into this campaign. what this is, certainly a debut for mike pence as he's yeyeing political future of his own. >> appreciate it. let's break down these numbers with harry enten. what does the data tell you about trump's

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he avoids a runoff, handedly defeating jody hice, backed entirely by the former president all rootedbrad is winning, so that's essentially a wrap from georgia republicans looking forward. we'll see in the months to come how many endorsements the former president is still handing out. my guess is not as many. jim and erica? >> jeff zeleny, appreciate it as always, my friend. thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us today. i'm erica hill. >> we are thinking of the poor children in uvalde and their parents. i'm jim sciutto. our continued coverage, at this hour with kate bolduan starts after a short break. dry skin is sensitive skin, , too. and it's natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat is proven to moisturize dry in all day. aveeno® daily moisture you'll love ourat formula for face, too. aveeno®. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing ins, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend get

he has a formidable challenger in jody hice.as well. we'll have to see if that does more for hice than it seems to be doing for perdue. alex. >> the election lie is on the ballot. absolutely. eva mckent in atlanta, thank you very much. >>> now to the republican senate, dr. mehmet oz is leading dave mccormick by just over 1,000 votes. cnn estimates there are fewer than 10,000 votes left to be counted. most of those are absentee. david mccormick believes that the final ballots will tip in his favor. melanie zanona joins me now. how likely is a recount to happen in this race given how close it is? >> reporter: this is almost certainly headed to a recount. we should know next week which there will be a recount if it is within half a percentage point. but there is already a feeling behind the scenes among both campaigns that this is headed for a bruising drawn-out recount process. in fact both teams have already started adding lawyers and experts who have experience in recounts and have experience in contesting elections. and mccormi

and you know, jody powell and hamilton jordan and carter himself regarded this article as a step in theack and betrayal from a one-time insider. but it's a colorful story, and james fallows made some good points about some of the failings of the his problems with giving a speech in front of a tv camera. in my view, it was an unfair attack. >> you have that -- rhetoric, but people remain more. the story that follows tells there, that carter scheduling the white house tennis courts, with you point out is not true, it gets reported. that becomes the emblem, the emblematic story that people go on to tell even till this day about carter as a micro manager. not seeing the forest for the trees. having to have his hand in everything. that sort of wasn't true, was it? >> now., it was the result of a misunderstanding on the part of follows him, who was an avid tennis players. president carter was the first president to sort of open up the white house tennis court to staff. allowing them to use it. it was his instinct to allow his staff to have one of those perks, why not? one day, he goes down to

jody london third for 12 years. >> when the school district is caught up in teacher strikes it since parents away and if we are concerned about ensuring we have a good education system for students in oakland for a long time to come, we need to buckle down and figure out how we are going to educate kids. >> gonzalez also talked about the challenges of working with the teachers union. >> it is not the teachers, it is with the union? >> one of the challenges i see is that our union has consistently resisted any efforts to incentivize or attract teachers in hard to fill subjects. chemistry, physics, math, languages, particularly special education. they do not believe in differentiating salaries, they believed that everybody is a teacher, everybody should be paid the same. >> we reached out to the oakland education association and here is what they told us. gonzalez will not be missed, we hope they know director will listen to and keep their commitments to district six students and families rather than closing their schools. what a some school board members told me is that we have lost t

the new president of the group jodie ginsberg will join us live. >>> first, finding the serious amid paul of the spectacle. the white house correspondents' dinner spilling across the u.s. capital, spilling dozens of events all weekend long, marking normalcy. president biden showing he can deliver a good job, ripping fox's democracy, mocking his low polls and showing he does get let's go brandon. this has a reality vibe especially in years the democrats control the white house and especially with this time around with kim kardashian and david peterson joining. but there was no laughing or guking during this moment i want you to watch. >> the first amendment grants the free press extraordinary protection, but with it comes, as many of you know, a very heavy obligation to seek the truth as best you can, not to inflame or entertain, but illuminate and educate. i know it's tough, and i'm not being sew lit tuesday, the industry is changing immensely. there's pressure on you all to deliver heat instead of shed light as technology changes so much, the system is changing, but it matters. no k

and jodie hice, and hice truly has made 2020 the central issue in the campaign.t only is he fighting for his political rights he's getting ready to oversee and knock down lies about the previous election. he told us in campaign stops around the state he has to essentially debunk lie after lie that they're parroting to do something that's advantageous to him and also have faith in georgia's election. take a look. >> are you in a place in this election where you are essentially forced to fight against former president donald trump? >> i'm leaning into the truth and the goodness of my fellow georgians and i think that will get me across the finish line. so raffensperger is in an uphill climb and there's a recent online poll, hallie, from am hearst that voters do not believe that president biden was legitimately elected and when you look at 2020 being the central issue in this campaign, plus the poll numbers and when you look ahead to tuesday and how tight this race is shaping up. >> blayne, and turning to the markets since the start of the pandemic. look at the clos

running against him is a congressman jody hice who lies about the 2020 election.looking for all the help he can get in the state because fulton county district attorney willis and her team are investigate his infamous phone call with raffensperger as well as the reference senator lindsey graham made to raffensperger on trump's behalf. a special grand jury is set to meet next month but trump should be worried. willis just indicted young thug and guna and over two dozen of their alleged gang associates on a georgia state rico charge and an element is young thugs' lyrics brag begun their crimes. in a letter to top ranking state officials last month willis acknowledged she was looking into a similar racketeering charge for the ex-president and clearly she would be able to use his bars in that call. joining me now is michael moore from the middle district of georgia who is now a partner with the moore hall law firm and just found out that some good friends of mine from georgia are friends of yours. i'm about to text them afterwards. thanks for being here. >> glad to be

. >> reporter: well, trump has gone all in for congressman jody hice essentially because hice has completely endorsed this election lie that the 2020 election was somehow stolen or rigged from the former president and secretary of state brad ra ra raffensperger refused to cheat. and trump with a bone to pick going all in on hice. republican voters here seem more concerned about other issues than relitigating 2020. >> thank you very much. >>> joining us now for more on the georgia races we have former mayor of atlanta and cnn political commentator, keisha lance bottoms, we have conservative radio host eric erickson, great to see both of you. eric, i want to start with you, what did you think of david perdue's closing arguments to voters where he talked about stacey abrams, and he said, she ain't from here, let her go back to where she came from, is that effective? >> i'm not sure that someone who lives in the gated community of a gated community on a private island needs to engage in that. it was an embarrassing comment to end a very embarrassing campaign. >> your thoughts on those comments?