it is yours jack and joann kemp, and do not think i have forgotten whose moment this is above all.here tonight and by their generous leave. and as my voice echos across darkness and desert, as it is heard over car radios on coastal roads, and as it travels above farmland and suburb, deep into the heart of cities, like strings ofe iing i die ining dii can tell you whose moment this is, it is yours, it is yours entirely. and who am i to stand before you tonight. i was born in russell, kansas. a small town in the middle of the prairie. out west, looking out upon the west. and like most of the time on the plains it is a place that no one grows up without an intimate knowledge of distance. and the first thing you learn on the prairie is the relative szee of a man compared to the lay of the land. under the sky where i was raised, a man is very small, and if he thinks otherwise, he is wrong. i come from good people, very good people, and i'm proud of it. my -- i love my father and my mother. there is no moment where my love does not over shadow what i do. even this, even here. there is no

let me tell you the truth, governor kemp appointed me because i am the true conservative in this racelook, you've said i have no place here, that i'm only here because of my husband, that i should do something i'm qualified for. but, you kno you've attacked my makeup, my clothes, where i'm from, you've lied about me and my family and let me tell you, here's the truth, i'm here because i earned everything i got. i'm the true conservative. i don't have to have a record that i have to lie about and cover up. i encourage everyone to look at doug collins and understand he's one of the most liberal republicans in the u.s. house of representatives. that's why governor kemp appointed me to the senate and i'm fighting for every single georgia georgians' chance to live the american dream that i was so blessed to live. >> i don't know where to start with the most amazing lies that just started. i never mentioned anything about her hair or anything else. what's interesting here, this is the true issue, there are lies going on, it's the lies about what you used to do when you worked with planned p

they call it reagan kemp roth. i call it a free line that americans cannot afford.the republican tax program offers rebates to the rich, deprivation for the poor and fairest inflation for all of us. [ applause ] their party's own fight, vice presidential nominee said that reagan-kemp roth rate at more than 30%. he called it voodoo economics. [ applause ] he suddenly changed his mind toward the end of the republican convention, but he was right the first time! [ applause ] along with the gigantic tax cut, they protect retirement and health programs and to have massive increases in defense spending and they claim they can balance the budget. if they are serious about these promises and they say they are, then a close analysis shows that the entire rest of the government would have to be abolished. everything from education to farm programs, from the g.i. bill to the night watchman at the lincoln memorial and the bucket would still be in the rear. [ applause ] >> the only alternative would be to build more printing presses to print cheap mono pep either way, the americ

they call it reagan/kemp/roth. i call it a free lunch that americans cannot afford. the republican tax program offers rebates to the rich, deprivation for the poor, and fierce inflation for all of us. their party's own vice presidential nominee said that reagan kemp roth would result in an inflation rate of more than 30%. he called it voodoo economics. he certainly changed his mind toward the end of the republican convention. but he was right the first time. along with this gigantic tax cut, the new republican leaders promise to protect retirement and health programs, and to have massive increases in defense spending. and they claim they can balance the budget. if they are serious about these promises, and they say they are, then a close analysis shows that the entire rest of the government would have to be abolished. everything from education to foreign programs, from the gi bill to the night watchmen at the lincoln memorial. and the budget would still be in the red. the only alternative would be to build more printing presses to print cheap money. either way the am

kemp pulled it off. he's the governor. why is this year the year for democrats to take one or both seats in the senate? >> this is really the culmination of the decade of work in georgia. much of the it led by stacey abrams. recall that she lost the governor race in 2018 running against ts man who over saw the election. by just 50,000 votes. we have added more than 800,000 voters to the rolls since then in two years. the new electorate and younger and diverse chl the state becomes younger and more diverse by the hour. the turn out among young voters and black voters and communities of color are all shattering all time records. of course, voters in georgia are continuing to face voters suppression. and ab tsa kls to the franchise. >> let's talk about policy. with covid-19 if you are in the senate right now what would you be working on in terms of helping georgia deal with the pandemic. it looks like the most powerful person in the democratic caucus is mitch mcconnell. and nothing flows around him but that he permits it. if

i think it's vitally important that georgians understand that governor kemp appointed me because i am true conservative. i am sure senator loeffler is getting use to the senate, but when you do unanimous command -- unanimous consent, you are voting with chuck schumer. he worked for the atlanta dream basketball team. you're trying to deceive people. you know my record, people can actually trust it. let me respond to that. >> just a few seconds, senator. sen. loeffler: look, unanimous consent was folding china accountable. that is what you are holding up. i am proud to be the owner of a sports team that provides opportunities for women. as the father of a daughter, i would think you would understand why it's so important to give girls the same opportunities as boys. >> closing statements. mr. lieberman, people have questioned your loyalty. they have pointed out past contributions to republicans. what can you tell us about your experience building coalitions, about policy, and about making tough decisions that make you job. for this >> i have contributed to about 20 democrats and three r

in an op-ed atlanta council ceo and contributor fred kemp says the president's diagnosis is providinghe opportunity to make strategic gains. fred joins me now to discuss and, yeah, i mean, what do you make of this headline as well about some military leaders now having to self-quarantine? obviously the face-off with china that you're speaking about is not going to take place over the next few weeks, but it just feels like this adds insult to injury here? >> yeah. i think there are two schools of thought. one of them is that china or russia or any adversary or competitor might use this period of time of american distraction which we were already distracted by our elections, but covid-19 and economic recession and then covid hitting had the president even a higher distraction and other people, joint chiefs and others does that mean they would take military action towards taiwan to end its independence building on their gains in hong kong? i think that's less likely i think more likely they would see this as a breathing space to push their agenda even more to be the premiere global leade

klyead, kemp chose loeffler. so she is an aointed nator. she is not elected. so she is running for election. but doug collins believes that was his seatso he is still in the election. and is righwing. kelly lofler is now trying to run to the right of the right wing. this is why you see her blastin wnba, black les matte her conjuring up midges of massive black violence with the mob that was supposedly the at the wendy's when the police killed rayshard brooks. all of that is her runnina kind of george wallace campaign to go to the right of doug collins. the new have reverend raphael warnock. and you are seeing a vision that is about all of us will stop you are seeing a vision about what does it mean when we're in the ddle of a pandemic and republicans have allowed hospals to close in the rural counties. wh does that an in terms of being so pro-le that we are willing to have a nd of death, over 700 deaths that have happened her in the pandemic and more than the under 60 something cases of the coronarus? you're getting a vision of the "we move versus "i heard ther

meanwhile georgia congressman drew ferguson has tested positive for coronavirus and governor brian kemp of georgia and his wife are in quarantine after kemp and ferguson attended a maga meet up rally on tuesday. that was smart. back to donald trump. today in michigan and wisconsin he spread misinformation about the pandemic like fertilizer. while also accusing doctors of profiting off the pandemic. >> it's always cases are up. people go crazy. you know? no. it's you live with it. you know, our doctors get more money if somebody dies from covid. you know that, right? what they do is they say i'm sorry but everybody dies of covid. by the way, with or without the vaccine we're rounding the turn but the vaccine makes it go faster. >> hum. okay. just to give you an indication of the tone deafness of trump's comments here are what some front line workers in wisconsin and montana, another state that's seeing a spike in cases and deaths, has had to say about what they are seeing. >> we continue to break record number of patients each day in our hospital. >> it's terrifying to see someone strugg

i noticed governor reagan mentioned the reagan kemp roth proposal which his own running mate, george bush, called it voodoo economics. business week, not a democratic publication, said this reagan kemp roth proposal and i quote them, i think, was completely irresponsible and would result in inflationary pressures which would destroy this nation. so our proposals are very sound and very carefully considered to stimulate jobs, to improve the industrial complex of this country, to create tools for american workers, and at the same time would be anti-inflation nair in nature. so to add 9 million new jobs, to control inflation and to plan for the future with an energy policy now intact as a foundation is our plan for the years ahead. >> mr. ellis, do you have a follow up question for mr. carter? >> yes, mr. president. you have mentioned the creation of 9 million new jobs. at the same time the unemployment rate still hangs high as does the inflation rate. now, i wonder, can you tell us what additional policies you would pursue in a second administration in order to try to bring down that i

brian kemp.at guy. marty, thank you very much. that's great. he's a great governor and he was ahead of the curve. he said we've got to get this thing open. those are the states that are doing the best. the ones that are doing these lockdowns, not to mention the problems caused with depression, drugs, uncle hall is him and all the other things. i want to thank brian and marty. you are doing good. hello my doing by the way? over going to win it? if i don't, i will take my endorsement away. no, you are doing great job as governor. brian kemp. [applause] guy who has been a friend of mine for a long time, he's a very successful man. he did what i did. he wanted to give back. he loves this state like crazy, he loves our country. he's casting a movie and i want to pick a senator. you know what i do? i've got to get david purdue to play the role but he's respected by everybody in washington. he is respected and revered, and he brings back the bacon to this state. he came to see me. david, stand up. he ca

they were one nil up with just 9 minutes on the clock mark oliver kemp took advantage of a sleepy berlin defense for the lead. after that have to have the better chunk of possession but that meant very little as took up on almost all of the challenges. even while lying on the ground. to nail for the visitors. gonzalo castro singling victory in the 68th minute for the promoted signing. it seems there won't be any change in culture in strasser any time soon the club hierarchy had wanted to see them in the champions league after referred defeat to cool for bringing a lot of the a side that seems increasingly unlikely but he still loves the beautiful game. sometimes claims that one person's face is enough to tell you everything that happened in a football match. in this case it's happened i believe in culture bruno labadee. restriction for lavandera. that video was disappointed personified this weekend. relents big city club with the blues. but to some very is still love. and if you love football you can find beauty in the tragic. it's a kind of game after all. should. be. frustrating. world

ingiit the summer brian kemp and ridgewood's road to the trump administration asking federal requirementstandardized tf quote the ongoing challenges posed -- and resulting in a state budget reduction but last month u.s. education secretary betsy devoss responded by saying quote you should not anticipate such waivers again. she is referring to it was waived last school year but not this school year. first david perdue do you agree with the secretary devoss and second is there a role for congress and the say of students in the school system having to deal with federal requirements especially when you have school districtsci like in my listing area hancock county which is still all virtual? >> raul that's a great question but first let me thank the atlanta press club in gpb and all the viewers for tonight's event or it's a very time in a very special event. my mom and dad were schoolteachers of dade believed the bus decisions are made by b the parents teachers principals and it should not be limited to the economic circumstances of your committee bid let me bracket where we are going to hear

how do you vote both the president and brian kemp's response during the pandemic for lucy mcbath?> i talked to constituents every day who are still reeling from covid-19 but i am proud of the work we have done it washington, d.c. with bipartisan legislation. my colleagues and i have proposed over $250 billion that would go toward small businesses. we have lowered the taxes for those most adversely affected by the pandemic. we have expanded the tax credit for hard-working families during this pandemic. so much more needs to be done. i talked to people all the time. small business leaders have not received ppp. our front-line workers are without the tools they need. we need to appropriate more money for testing and treatment be a vaccine, and we need to on the side of science and researchers to make sure there is social distancing, wearing masks, and making sure we are washing our hands and doing everything we can to mitigate this pandemic. there is so much more work that needs to be done. i am proud that i was is still trying to work with the senate. we have not left the table. ahe

here in georgia, we have brian kemp, who craven lee and callously tried to out trump on the covid-19ponse. we have david perdue, who could not run fast enough to his brokers to monetize what he knew about the coronavirus and its effects on our communities. we have doug collins and kelly loeffler who are racing to the bottom towards crazy and qanon. so i am so excited for the first time to be voting for candidates on the lower ballot. we have rafale more knock. they have a real chance in georgia to turn our state blue so i'm super excited. can you speak to those candidates for me? thank you. guest: georgia is really a fascinating state in 2020 and, of course, joe biden is going to be traveling to georgia, which is big news because, for the most part, democrats have focused their energy on what we would consider the core battleground states in the upper midwest and states like florida and arizona. but in georgia, there's a chance that both of those senate races on the ballot end up going to a january 5 runoff. the calculus for democrats in the state is that they need to run up the marg

ross kemp speaking about the royal british legion.and ipsos mori comes with the warning that a second phase of the pandemic has reached a "critical stage". earlier, i spoke dr mike tildesley, professor of infectious disease modelling at the university of warwick and adviser to the government. he says stricter action is needed. one particular thing out of this thatis one particular thing out of this that is really telling is the shift into slightly older people. and we know the, this was said in your report, elderly people are more susceptible to hospitalization and death. it is really clear that cases are rising everywhere. the r rate has risen throughout the country, and tellingly it is higher in areas that have lesser restrictions. this isn't that surprising, but it really goes to show that if we want to avoid a situation where everywhere is in tear —— tier 2 or tier 3 through the christmas period, we need stricter action to turn this around. by what you mean taking a regional approach or something national? what would you advocate?

nine deaths now, in fact. >> but really important that the health director, rebecca nanyonjo-kemp, iectly, is speaking up. the point she made, how many deaths is enough? for us it was eight. that's seven too many. that's eight too many. eight too many. >>> all right. ahead, vlad duthiers will look at the stories you'll be talking ♪ don't worry. about a thing. cuz every little thing is gonna be alright singin don't worry (don't worry) about a thing (about a thing) cuz every little thing is gonna be alright ♪ today's the day to get to your toyota dealer. but hurry, they're going fast. toyota. let's go places okay, so, magnificent mile for me! i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. until i realized... something was missing... ...me. you okay, sis? my symptoms kept me from being there for my sisters. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. hu

entire supply chain and economic change so how long time i can stay like this or how fast the economic kemp read it depends on the international and global environment as well something of that's the question people are asking right now and we're coming to that topic in just a moment but i want to have one brief look at china's corona diplomacy and the question of the vaccine because china is now saying that it's likely to have a workable vaccine by the end of the year and that it plans to share that vaccine with its closest and neediest lies so do you think clifford coonan that that actually will be the next big triumph for beijing or. is this perhaps just ahead a dose of propaganda. i think it's a dose of propaganda i think what we've seen so far has been this wolf so-called wolf warrior diplomacy which has been extremely aggressive characterizing. the equipment that was being sent as a fact was being paid for the criticism of the response by the french government for example has been a lot of of the senior diplomats in europe of being chinese diplomats in europe would be behaving very ba

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jack kemp is my running mate, doing an outstanding job. now, i'm a plain-speaking man and i learned long ago that your word was your bond. and i promise you tonight that i'll try to address your concerns and not try to exploit them. it's a tall order, but i've been running against the odds for a long time and, again, i'm honored to be here this evening. mr. lehrer: mr. president, first question. there is a major difference in your view of the role of the federal government and that of senator dole. how would you define the difference? pres. clinton: well, jim, i believe that the federal government should give people the tools and try to establish the conditions in which they can make the most of their own lives. that, to me, is the key. and that leads me to some different conclusions from senator dole. for example, we have reduced the size of the federal government to its smallest size in 30 years. we reduced more regulations, eliminated more programs than my two republican predecessors. but i have worked hard for things like the family an

they call it reagan kemp roughed. i call it a freelance that the americans can't afford. the republican tax program offers rebates to the rich, deprivation for the four, and -- for all of us. [applause] their parties own vice presidential nominee said that rodrigo would result in a inflation rate of more than 30%. he called it voodoo economics. [applause] he suddenly changed his mind towards the end of the republican convention, but he was right the first time. [applause] along with his gigantic tax cut, the new republican leaders promised to protect the health program and have massive defense spending and the claim they're serious about balancing the budget. if they are serious about these programs and they say they, are not a close analysis shows that the entire rest of the government would have to be abolished. everything from -- foreign programs. from the gi bill to the -- in the lincoln memorial. and -- would still be in the red. the only alternative would be to build more -- either way, the american people lose. but the american people will not stand for it. [applau

how do you rate the president and kemp's response during the pandemic? that is for lucy mcbath. >>mcbath: i will tell you i have talked to constituents still reeling from covid-19 but i'm proud of the work we've done in washington, bipartisan legislation, my colleagues and i proposed $250 billion that would go to small businesses but we have lowered taxes for those most adversely affected by this pandemic, and expanded tax credit for hard-working families during the pandemic, but no one -- more needs to be done. as i said i talk to people all the time, small business leaders, frontline workers still without the resources and tools they need. we need to appropriate more funding for testing and tracing and treatment and a vaccine and we need to follow the science and research to substantiate the need for us to make sure we are social distancing, wearing masks and making sure we are washing our hands doing what we can. there is more work that needs to be done. i am proud the house is still trying to work with the senate. we've not left the table trying to appropriate the resources

argument tong that look at the records from 1978 and 1979 when jack kemp is cutting -- pushing a tax cut. it a continuation of the kennedy tax cut. i am just doing what the other jack did. the brings it up into 1970's. one of the things that happens meanscal conservatives something different. you actually look at the debates, it is the republicans that saying you cannot do this because we cannot afford it. we would love to cut taxes but look at all that stuff you want us to pay for. we cannot cut taxes now. the introduction of supply-side economics. politicians figured out a way around that potential rhetorical obstacle. i do talk about that in the book. >> the book is here. we have a few copies. our book acquisition person in the bookshop was not able to be here today but he got them directly at a discounted rate. and then he made another discount. this is a highly discounted book. extraordinary, eye-opening. you really should read it. this anomaly of how americans hate taxes but they love all the things taxes give us. for all the reasons you layout in here. this is a wonderful book

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of course data that there are many many websites that talk about kemp trey's the loch ness monster and such. let's consider how many sites internet users may visit to learn about a subject who devote most wanted look at more than 30 so if we take the top 30 sites listed on google search and look at how many support a particular belief or ya how many argue it out from a rational point of view us and how many a neutral we find that 70 percent of those sites will support a belief with the city so far quite yes. cognitive biases help us to tame our fear of the unknown we have a tendency to adopt the 1st belief that fills a void. more like it when you ask someone whether they're superstitious most will say no that's you it's been shown that superstition is related to uncertain situations that brain is trying to control our environment that's probably one reason why we've survived this well. to make sense out of a disturbing event people and situations where they are losing or of lost control or more easily rely on beliefs superstitions and conspiracy. these. in everyday life the feeling of

whojoins us to armed forces ambassador ross kemp who joins us today.d? i know you spent a lot of time with armed forces, making your documentaries down the years. yes, not only that, my great grandparents both fought in the first world war. my both fought in the first world war. my grandfather left in 1939 and did not come back into 19a5 during the second world war. my father served out in cyprus and they were all members of the royal british legion. my members of the royal british legion. my grandmother, in her later years, spent five years in a royal british legion home, so i'm connected, my familyi legion home, so i'm connected, my family i guess, to the rbl and i think this year more than any other yearin think this year more than any other year in recent times there is a greater need from our armed forces community and from our veterans and theirfamilies for community and from our veterans and their families for help. people, because of covid—19, is suffering, as we know, but particularly people who have served our country full stops at the messag

the seat on tuesday. >> i keep thinking back to the gubernatorial race, stacey abrams against brian kemp an the voter suppression efforts that happened there. how concerned are you despite the big numbers that i talked about in the intro to the segment of people voting early compared now to 2016, how worried are you that voter suppression efforts will be successful in keeping people from the polls. >> well despite the precedent and inspiring moving demonstration of the will to vote by the people of the state, voter suppression in georgia is a fact. this is james crow esquire. this is the new poll tax, the new literacy test. black voters waiting six, eight, ten hours to vote. we're doing everything that we could here in georgia in honor of congressman john lewis and if folks want to help us in the final days to make sure every eligible georgia voter could make they're voice heard, win the two u.s. senate races in georgia, folks could log on to elect jon and chip in a couple of bucks for a voter protection fund in the final hours. >> in the previous segment i was talking with four panelist

and anger and some serious questions about voters who were thrown off of the voting rolls by brian kempsice to was running against governor abrams. this time we're seeing a lot of early voting. those issues could get mitigated early on. are you concerned about something specific as we head goo next tuesday that maybe i'm not aware of. >> the supreme court holder, and that was the provision of federal law that required states with a history of segregation and jim crow to preclear changes to voting procedures. ever since that supreme court decision states like georgia have been able to make changes without federal oversight. as we have seen population growth increase with democratic and black voters they have been closing polling placing. there are long, long lines at these precincts. what gives me hope and confidence is people are persisting in the face of that kind of voter suppression. second of all the capacity to fight back, our campaigns work, civil rights and voting rights groups, we never had this kind of power on the ground here to defendball lot access and voting rights and we're

by governor brian kemp in georgia. there is no primary care. all candidates from all parties appear together on the same ballot in november. again, the same rules apply. gets 50 plus on e, it goes to a runoff. there are three democrats. matt lieberman and a former u.s. attorney. with those five major candidates on the ballot, it is almost impossible any of them win outright. that race is heading to a runoff. the other race is extremely tight. know for at least a few days who won that race be margine the final matters. one is ahead -- we know for a fact on november 3 that that is the case, it does not matter he is ahead, we need to know if he has hit the magic number of 50% plus one. counting every one of those votes could take a day or two. i would not be surprised if we do not have concrete results on election night in georgia. if that race does go to a runoff, we will have two separate races in georgia with a 2021, twofebruary of days after the united states senate comes back into session. they come back into session on january 3. there is a

last year brian kemp appointed him to fill that seat, but doug collins, a popular congressman is among raise spirit because georgia requires a 50% plus one majority in order to win back in, that partr race is likely headed for a runoff. back to you. >> harris: jonathan, thank you. do link campaign events in a crucial state. the president and joe biden, you will see it on fox news. plus, backlash after the girl scouts of america congratulated the newest supreme court justice, amy coney barrett. how the girl scouts responded, it created even more controver controversy. ♪ the va streamline refi is a benefit your spouse earned. it shortens the refi process so veteran families can save money by refinancing. there is no income verification. no appraisal. no out of pocket costs. all time low mortgage rates have now dropped even lower. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infectio

due to the widespread voter suppression tactics as secretary of state and now georgia governor brian kemppresidential election, republicans in several states, cities, and counties are putting in overtime to suppress the vote yet again. in one of texas's most heavily

the end of the month and discuss with the mayor of atlanta keisha lance bottoms and does governor kemp'sfidence keep you from seeing the city of atlanta from seeing another wave of coronavirus from unfolding throughout the city? >> well, it seems that the city's guidelines did not go enough and really did not recognize and put into place all of the things that we need to have in place to make sure that we stay safe in the pandemic, and so we have a separate set of guidelines in the city of atlanta, and these things came together with a group of public health officials and the corporations and the business representatives are in phase two of our advisory guidelines, and we were hoping to get to phase three, but the numbers are going back up in our state. >> and that is so disturbing, and good luck of looking at the numbers in fulton county. let's talk about early voting in atlanta, mayor, and just under way in the atlanta area, and they are forced to wait an extremely long lines and sometimes for hours. how do you explain this various polling places where you can see the lines going on an

a 30% inflation rate and businesswoke which is not a democratic publication said that this reagan kemposal was completely irresponsible with inflationary pressures which would destroy this nation. our from polls are very sound and carefully considered to stimulate ons and to create two for american workers and at the same time would be anti-inflationary in nature. to add 9 million new jobs and to plan for the future with the energy policy now intact as a foundation is our plan for the years ahead. >> mr. ellis, do you have a follow-up question for mr. carter? >> yes. mr. carter, you mentioned the creation of 9 million new jobs and at the same time the unemployment rate still hangs high as does the inflation rate. now i wonder, can you tell us what additional policies you would pursue in a second administration in order to try to bring down that inflation rate and would it be an act of leadership to tell the american people they are going to have to sacrifice to adopt a leaner lifestyle for some time to come? >> yes. we have demanded that the american people sacrifice and they've done v

i'm thankful for our governor brian kemp who opened up early. we're getting back slowly but surely.essive with georgia. ginger will be part of our prime time coverage with neil cavuto. >> excited about that. connell: other side of things also from a business perspective, we welcome hugh atchison back to the show. he is from cooking shows. restaurant owner and chef. i guess he has number of restaurants here in georgia, right. you're on today, hugh, because you're also a biden supporter and that is an interesting business perspective to follow up on what ginger is saying. so what is your take on this? because when we talk to business people, many of them say well the president's policies as you heard moments ago are more quote, unquote business-friendly. how do you look at things? >> yeah. i think there have been very many successful democrat business people in history. i think that as a business owner i haven't really soon the effects of this economy on the massive up swing. i'm not a corporate ceo. i'm a small business person and, the ravages of the pandemic have really taken an eco

i believe that bob dole and jack kemp and ross perot love our country. and they have worked hard to serve it. it is legitimate, even necessary, to compare our record with theirs, our proposals for the future with theirs. and i expect them to make a vigorous effort to do the same. but i will not attack. i will not attack them personally or permit others to do it in this party if i can prevent it. my fellow americans, this must be, this must be a campaign of ideas, not a campaign of insults. the american people deserve it. now, here's the main idea. i love and revere the rich and proud history of america. and i am determined to take our best traditions into the future. but with all respect we do not need to build a bridge to the past. we need to build a bridge to the future. and that is what i commit to you to do. so tonight, tonight let us resolve to build that bridge to the 21st century, to meet our challenges and protect our values. let us build a bridge to help our parents raise their children, to help young people and adults to get the education and t

that includes schools in larksp larkspur, cortinas, reed union, miller creek and kemp field.s say they're so excited to welcome back students and they're even decorating the hallways with balloons. they say they want to make it comfortable, fun and show kids how much they missed them. >>> this is a fun video. it's a dog from phoenix who has trouble seeing through the front yard because his little sister dog won't let him do it. she's always barking at him. he found another way to do it. he just jumps up high. neighbors walking past one day noticed this and started taking video of it. they assumed this dog was on some kind of trampoline because how could a dog get that much air? well, as you can see, he's a really good jumper. >> we just see him pop up every now and then. we're amazed. >> we thought for sure he was jumping on a trampoline. >> he just wanted to see people walk by. >> max's owner says their jumping dog has become somewhat of a local celebrity since they adopted him a couple years ago. >> can't they just let him out? get him something to prop up there? a little w

that is from governor kemp in georgia. next, we talked to robert in aurora, indiana.e is on the republican line. good morning. caller: yes. i hope the president is listening. i hope for a full recovery for he and his wife. i can't understand these people calling in and saying this is a hoax. how about the other countries? who caused this virus in other countries? man did not have to run for president. put himthey want to down and you get people like pelosi and these idiots, they call themselves democrats. have it in the democrat party. there are a lot of bad people in this world. look at the cities. he is trying to clear that up and these idiot democrats are not letting him do it. robert.at was let's go over to nora. nora is in the bronx, new york city, democrat caller. what is your reaction to the news? caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i am calling as an american that i wish, of course, the president and his wife and hope hicks a recovery. overlet's also pray about 200,000 americans who have died from this virus. the president did nothing to hel

georgia governor breen kemp and his wife are going into quarantine after attending a pro-trump eventpresentative drew ferguson who has tested positive for the coronavirus. and wisconsin's governor says their covid-19 numbers are, quote, alarming. he makes a blunt appeal for people tpr and stop it in its tracks, people have to wear a freaking mask simple as that and how can we convince people to do that we need to have our leaders wearing a mask >> and the detroit tigers have hired a.j. hinch to be their new manager. he was fired from the houston astros and suspended by major league baseball for his part in the astros' sign stealing scandal. his suspension ended after this year's world series, which the dodgers won on tuesday you are up to date ty, back to you. >>> sue, thank you very much the dow is really going back to march kind of days where we're down multiple days in a row. this is going to be the worst month since march if we close right where we are the temperature is like march. the dow industrials off 440 points that's 1 2/3%. s&p is off more than 2% and nasdaq and some of t

georgia's last governor race in 2018 came under scrutiny after brian kemp, then secretary of state, oversawvernor. georgia has also been involved in multiple lawsuits from purging thousands of voter registrations from their database to closing early poll locations. do you believe georgia is currently capable of holding free and fair elections? >> i believe that we are exchange of overcoming voter suppression and winning this race. reverend al, this is the closest u.s. senate race in the country. as you pointed out, stacy only lost by 55,000 votes two years ago. we've added 800,000 new voters to the rolls since then. georgia becomes younger and more diverse by the day. there's a reason mitch mcconnell is spending more money against me than any other democratic challenger in the country. but i need help to protect the franchise here. i need, folks, to go to electjon.com and contribute so we can protect ballot access, we can ensure that every single georgian can cast their vote, exercise their democratic right, and win this election. >> all right. senate candidate jon ossoff, thank you for bei

it came from an internal bribery that jim baker had with jack kemp, who leaked the story to a newspaper columnist. distortedis, it was even then. even the original column doesn't have them saying that. " him as saying then -- it quotes them as saying them. israel lobby group in washington. you are right, he was not always a strong supporter of israeli policy. he was part of the republican party the time that disagreed with the settlements. that was an obstacle to peace. there was some friction there between bush and baker on the one side and israeli leadership on the other. that has changed, obviously. today, republicans are staunchly pro-israel and there is no room for criticism of policy. that is an indication of the evolution of the republican party over the years. him asow hard was it for a trump campaign, as the 2016 election approached, was he torn over how he would vote? guest: he was very torn. was walking ings parallel the rise of donald trump and baker's visible discomfort and angst about what to do about it. he had been supporting jeb bush, his friends son, in the republican

'em governor kemp has appeared at some of the rallies with hundreds of people, few masks, indoorp andor, in defiance of his own public safety order. >> greg bluestein, thank you so much for coming on and sharing your reporting with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> just in the ratings are in. brian stelter, what are you seeing? are these big? >> they are a lot higher than i expected, to be honest. about 50 million people tuned in. compared that to the same debate in 2016, about 35 million. the numbers will decrease there are the day, but at least 50 million people watched. normally this is more like the junior varsity ticket or the just in case sort of debate. it gets a lot less attention, but not this year. this year i think many americans see how important the vice presidential candidates are. they recognize the age of the candidates at the top of the ticket. they were very interested. more than 50 million, probably closer to 60 million when the final numbers come in. it shows that people are wide awake and paying attention. >> we're in a pandemic, right? so i think people are watchi

back to just 2018 we saw the battles around exact match signature ballots in georgia and what brian kempting to do in terms of using the exact mamatch between absentee ballot and the signature they have on file for you. if there was any disparity between those two things, they would toss the ballot or if there was any disparity between how your name was spelled, hen i knewhaving a hyp her name that may or may not apappear on your drivers licens, your ballot would be tossed. the same dynamics appeared to be the case on april 7 and could the same sortve of impact or the same sort of dynamic in the ballots being cast ahead of november 3. amy: i want to turn to a clip of your documentary "whose vote counts." you interview the top lawyer marc elias as well as others. >> the national parties join the fight. what they would do here would be a harbinger for the coming presidential election. the democratic national committee filed one of several lawsuits to make absentee voting easier. seeking g tooosen requirememes like voter id and witnessing signgnatures, things that historically h he been obs