. >> the latest this morning with keisha lance bottoms. a gop response from congressman represent michael mccaul. >>> urgent crisis. >> we are in a constant state of emergency. >> more than 150,000 in mississippi's capital without access to safe drinking water. jackson mayor chokwe antar lumumba on the onoing emergency. >>> and. >> i'm looking forward to getting the updated ba.5 variant vaccine. >> the cdc recommends updated covid boosters to fight omicron, former cdc director dr. richard besser with what you need to know. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here, now, co-anchor martha raddatz. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." labor day weekend, traditionally marks the unofficial kickoff of campaign season, but president biden got a head start thursday in a primetime address in philadelphia, he not only took on former president trump but his supporters as well. warning that the upcoming elections will be a stark choice between extremism and democracy. >> maga republicans don't respect the constitution. they do not b

tonight, i'm honored to kick off our first show with the mayor of this great city, keisha lance bottoms on her time in office, her decision not to run for reelection, and her plans for the future. thanks for joining us. atlanta mayor, keisha lance bottoms coming up right now. - love and respect with killer mike is made possible by: cadillac. monster energy. ledger.

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former atlanta mayor and current white house advisor keisha lance bottoms and hillary clinton on the attack against trump supporters. watch this. >> the republican agenda is an effort to disrupt our democracy. it will always be important to call out any effort there is to destroy essentially destroy the united states of america. >> i remember as a young student, you know, trying to figure out how did people get basically drawn in by hitler? see this guy standing up their ranting and raving and people shouting and raising their arms. the other night trump is there ranting and raving for more than an hour and you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. >> harris: i ask you again what we have become. you and i were just talking about the crime in this country and the pitch on the left is let's go attack the other side political side and there is more. the trump camp responded to it all. it seems like perpetual failed candidate hillary clinton's basket of deplorables has run stale. they can't stay focused on what is killing americans they have to go after a former president

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but for keisha lance bottoms to claim that republicans are trying to destroy america, i mean, that'sd, we're the ones trying to secure the border. we're trying to get a handle on inflation, get people back to work, secure our standing again on the world stage. it was such a ridiculous sound bite, but, you know, this of course coming from the mayor who didn't seek reelection, who within joey as you just mentioned we were talking about this before had a section of atlanta try to remove themselves from the city buckhead because she did such a poor job as mayor. >> this is city that's been through a lot. if you knew the atlanta before the olympics, it was not a nice place. buckhead was there then. the idea that someone who was that unsuccessful in running her own city is saying half of america wants to destroy it because they believe in america first. >> ridiculous >> this is a woman who i assume has endorsed abrams for governor in georgia. abrams won't accept election results, won't concede races she loses. then we get this stuff from a big abrams booster. >> when i heard that sound bit

no one should disagree with keisha lance bottoms comments, was president biden's message as unifyingimistic as they suggested it would be? >> well, i'm not sure if it was absolutely unifying. what it did do is outline exactly where the republican party is today. the republican party and many other republican party, let me say that, not every single republican. but there are people in the party who are denying the 2020 election results are as they were, which is that president biden is the rightful president of this country. the republican party, many members of the party are installing secretaries of state all across this country to make sure that results are, you know, being favored in the way that they personally or as a party determined that they should be. and that is some of the things that president biden spoke about. this extreme election denying, the 2020 election results, the january 6th attack. all of those things are characterized by the maga movement, and it is inciting violence in this country, i think that the president was right to call it out. >> you know, suzannah, c