jon ossoff joins me now. we also invited senator perdue on the show and have not heard back.ake on the president's executive actions and ask you, the senate, body of which you aspire to be a part of, congress more generally, they're negotiating out these relief packages. what do you believe should be the nonnegotiables? >> hey, thank you for having me. first of all we shouldn't have a at this point where unemployment benefits have already expired, schools are already re-opening. we've known for months that t t there was going to need to be an additional relief package, additional stimulus. they waited to the last minute like they always do. the president is not going to be able to dig us out of the economic crisis by executive order. this requires legislative action. he's supposed to pride himself on his dealmaking abilities. right now he looks more like a lame duck president who can't get a package through congress when the american people vitally need it. here in georgia we need additional $1,200 stimulus checks for georgias. we need to extend unemployment benefits. state a

david perdue is running for general election against democrat jon ossoff. senator johnny isakson. kel law letter kelly law letter is trying to remain in the race. first we have the republican side of it, congressman buddy carter. congressman carter met us in a park in savannah area with a socially distanced interview. he pushed back on the idea that georgia is a swing state. is georgia a swing state. >> i feel like georgia is a red state. people argue it is a purple state. it may be headed in that direction. i maintain it's a red state. i think republicans will perform quite well in the state. i think the president will do very well. connell: as we're watching the presidential election, one of states we're watching senate races there are two. kelly loeffler and senator purdue's race. that could be key in control of senate. >> our senior senator, david perdue, contrast to the opponent. his opponent has no experience whatsoever. david perdue is ceo. has business experience. has six years in washington where he has been draining the swamp. he has been doing hi