>> governor kemp. >> thank you for being here. good to sit down with you again. great to have you on the source, on the news that we heard today, governor nikki haley saying that she is staying in this race, no matter what happens on saturday, do you support that? >> well, i've said all along you know, you gotta process is playing out in the race. i'm glad the rnc or whoever the powers that were be that we're trying to an aug right. i guess president trump to be the nominee. he didn't do that. i think it's best to let the process play out the way it's designed. certainly a subnet, nikki haley's her, her campaign and herself decide what she wants to keep running or not, and she is and support that of course, files in the trump camp, i'd be continuing to put pressure on her to get her out. so i think that's the way it's supposed to play out and we'll see what happens on saturday. >> one thing she said in her speech that stood out to me, she said, we don't anoint kings in this country. we have elections and donald trump of all people

governor kemp, welcome to "this week." so i want to start right there.ters aren't sold on what republicans will do if they win in november. can you elaborate on that? what are you referring to? >> well, i just think at any level, whether it's the presidential race, people that are running for the united states senate, congress, local races, i think there's been a lot of frustration out there amongst american people, of politicians trying to destroy the other side, versus telling people why you should vote for us, and this is a message that i have had since i spoke to the rnc donor retreat in nashville many months ago, warning our party and our leaders and people running for president, we've got to tell people, what we're for. we've got to stay focused on the future, quit looking in the rear-view mirror. i believe the voters that are going to decide this presidential election are tired of hearing about the 2020 election and they want to focus on what candidates are going to do for them in the months and years ahead. >> jonathan: there's one individual who

kemp spokesperson declined to provide comment at the time.nse pressure from trump in the wake of the 2020 election. the ex-president called the governor to ask him to overturn joe biden's victory in the state. we are back with lisa rubin and andrew weisman. what is it that jack smith wants to know from governor kemp? >> i think what he wants to know is what governor kemp may have known from other participants in dpa. we know that donald trump called brad raffensperger in that infamous call on january 2nd or 3rd. we also now know that donald trump reached out to then georgia speaker david ralston, who has since passed away, and tried to get the legislature to do something. think what they want to know is what did you know about those conversations and to what extent did he try to reach you too and get you vfled in some sort of scheme to overturn the will of the people in your state and to send to congress an alternate or fake slate of lek torts that they could use to keep donald trump in power. >> i want to read just a little bit from the janu

governor kemp is coming up. first, this. fix on top of a major winter storm ramping up as stocks come tumbling down on fears inflation is sticking around. more on that coming up. first to the nor'easter impacting more than 40 million people at this hour from the path from west virginia to massachusetts. up to a foot of snow in some parts. the snow wreaking havoc on travel triggering delays an cancellations across the country. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we've got fox team coverage with katie byrne in massachusetts where they're still dealing with it and adam klotz in the fox weather center with the fall-out from it. we begin with katie. what are we seeing, katie? >> hi, sandra. here along the cape, we're seeing more wind driven snow. look at these huge waves behind me. we're watching some of this water crash over the sea wall and lead to coastal flooding. we have a parking lot under water. not only are people dealing with snow but flooding potentials. we're not the lead for snow totals

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governor kemp, thanks for being with us.ur thoughts on this horrific crime. i also tonight want to presume, but i think it's probably reasonable you have some information that not all of us would have access to. i'm just curious, have is you at this point heard what could have been this killer's motive? it does seem described as a crime of opportunity, but it also does seem what random, on the campus of the university of georgia? what was, to your knowledge, driving this criminal? >> well, first of all, i just want to offer my condolences, thoughts and prayers to laken's family. i talked to his parents, john and allison last night, and as you can marge they are just struck with grief. they're heart broken and they're also, like i am a, they're upset and they're mad and outraged at this incident that happened. you know, i don't really know too much about the criminal investigation. i'm letting the locals handle that. we've put a lot of resources with the georgia bureau of investigation to be able to help them do that. from ev

we're going to governor kemp who is speaking about the border. 69 people on the fbi terror watch list were encountered at the southern border in fiscal year 2023 alone. this is an all-time high record. as a result of the texas operation lone star efforts, they have seized 56,000 pounds of meth, over 458 million doses of fentanyl and over 51 million dollars in illegal currency. they can only do so much. in absence of any meaningful federal support. so the drugs, the gang members and the human traffickers, they don't catch are headed to other states just like ours. last year the georgia bureau of investigation was involved in 91 cases that included seizures of fentanyl. that is up 51% from prior year's numbers. those figures don't include all the local law enforcement seizures of the dangerous drug. i've been speaking out on this issue for a long time. since before i took office and long before other people discovered it was an issue worth talking about. that's why we've had continuous georgia guard presence on the border since 2019. the longest of

kemp, wrote company.anding victory to the west is handing victory to hamas . would you care to explain hamas. would you care to explain to our viewers what you meant by that ? that? >> well, i think this sort of thing going on in the house of commons, which of course, is pointless terms of any real pointless in terms of any real effect, it will have . effect, it will have. >> certainly israel is not going to initiate an immediate ceasefire. uh, on the basis of a vote in the house of commons and hamas , of course, certainly hamas, of course, certainly weren't taking notice from that point of view. what it does , point of view. what it does, though, encourage hamas. though, is to encourage hamas. hamas want to see this sort of movement around the world. they want to see anti—israel motions. and effectively, this is an anti—israel motion. if parliament was calling on hamas to ceasefire, to lay down its weapons to end the bloodshed and to hand back the hostages, then that would be something else. but but this

governor brian kemp, we appreciate your time.ys, thank you. >> have a great day. >>> secretary of state antony blinken is now back the middle east for the fifth time since the war between israel and hamas began. the impact his visit could have as u.s. involvement in the region continues to increase. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. well, this morning u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is the middle east once again. this is his fifth trip to the region since october 7th. blinken will once again try to salvage a deal for the release of dozens of remaining israeli hostages still held by hamas terrorists in gaza and try to bring this war to an end. >> but a deal so far has been elusive and the biden administration yesterday made a point to keep expectations somewhat low. >> i can't say it's imminent, but ultimately these kinds of negotiations unfold somewhat slowly until they unfold very quickly. and so, it's difficult to put a precise timetable on when something might come together or frankly if something might come together. >> joining us

. >> sandra: georgia governor brian kemp says he was kept in the dark about the suspect's immigration status and he is demanding answers from the white house. he will join us live coming up. >> bret: fox team coverage. paul mauro joins us in moments, but madison live from athens, georgia. good afternoon. some new information on how laken riley was killed. >> good afternoon, bret. about an hour ago the coroner confirms she died from blunt force trauma to the head, but says that the official report likely will not be ready for several weeks, and we have gotten the chance to speak to a lot of students here just now getting back to classes after the death. i'm told a lot of people are still shaken up over riley's on campus death and say it's an odd feeling being back. one student tells us each professor they have had has talked about riley and also grief resources on campus, and you can see the flowers and candles placed here at one of the main entrances to uga campus and a vigil set for 3:00 p.m. to honor the nursing student's life. the suspected killer is in jail without bond and a long

brian kemp will join us shortly. joe lieberman, the former connecticut senator, presidential candidate and the the no labels founding chairman. good seeing you, joe. immigration has obviously hit front and center, even a majority of democrats now see it as a compelling issue and a problematic one for the president. is he too little too late responding here? >> thanks, neil. good to be back with you. so of course, let me say, it really is interesting that immigration and border security are the number 1 or second issue of concern to america's voters right now inflation and the economy. the reason i say that, more people are affected by inflation than by border security. border security has come to represent something larger for the american people. that is the breakdown of the ability of our government to maintain a basic operation such as our borders. keeping people out, keeping the rule of law up. so not surprising that both president biden and former president trump are going to the border tomorrow. it's not too la

. >> georgia governor brian kemp sent a letter to the biden administration demanding information aboutered the country. police say he did not know the nursing student enter : the murder a crime of opportunity. police revealed lakin riley died from blunt force trauma. warner says the official result of her autopsy won't be complete until monday earliest. he barrett in the country illegally is facing a long list of charges including malice murder, felony murder, hindering a 911 call. police say there is strong evidence against the suspected killer and video footage on campus was vital and catching him and riley's sister spoke out on social media calling riley her built-in best friend and calling her death unfair. we know there is a visual on campus scheduled for monday 3:00 p.m. and there is a fundraiser for riley's family has already reached 40000 dollars. >> a sad case. madison scarpino, thank you. we'll have more fox team coverage on the story later with bill melugin of the border and lucas tomlinson at the white house. ♪ former president trump expecting a big win tonight over nikki h

georgia cover brian kemp sent a letter to the biden administration today demanding information abouty. it reads in part, what is the current immigration status of josÉ antonio and wife has the information not been relate to my a penetration? it asks what additional information does your administration possess regarding these individuals and the circumstances surrounding the country? former fbi ice leadership are sounding the alarm about president biden's immigration policies. >> you can draw a direct line between the open borders and this death connect this guy shouldn't happen in new york or georgia. this guy should have been in mexico and remain in mexico program the trump administration have waiting for the hearing but joe biden first week in office killed this program. >> riley's sister spoke on social media and called riley her built-in best friend and says her death is unfair. there is a visual schedule on campus for 3:00 p.m. monday to honor riley's life and there is a fundraiser for her family that's already reached more than $40000. >> obviously tragic story for the family b

hoy, el gobernador de georgia, brian kemp, le envió una carta al presidente joe biden, en donde culpóncionó al hermano de ibarra, diego, quien también es venezolano y fue arrestado por presentar una tarjeta de residencia falsa, agregando que ha sido arrestado también por manejar bajo la influencia y por robo, mientras según kemp, está en proceso de asilo. mientras tanto, se difundieron detalles sobre los servicios fúnebres de riley que serán el 1 de marzo en la iglesia de la ciudad de woodstock. mientras donald trump centra su campaña en la elección presidencial, su contrincante, nicki kiley, se enfoca en la próxima primaria en michigan. la que enfrentará sin el apoyo económico de un grupo conservador crucial conocido como americans for prosperity. tras su derrota en carolina del sur. esto según un correo electrónico obtenido por nbc news. cristina londoño nos amplía sobre lo que ocurrió en esta contienda. es el primer día de la elección general. eso afirman partidarios de donald trump tras su barrida por 20 puntos en la casa de su rival, nicki ali es fuerte, tiene ganas . este país t

brian kemp blaming president bi biden's border policies. i'm charles payne. we have fox team coverage with dana mcnichols. alexis mcadams in texas where president biden will be heading thursday. we begin with dana marie. >> charles, we have new information that laken riley died from blunt force trauma to the head. was there a weapon involved? what kind of weapon? these are all questions that we have. also those that are closest to laken riley that spent the afternoon after a vigil. we aren't at the vigil out of respect for the students. but i want to show you video of hundreds of students gathering in a court yard in prayer. they are here to support and celebrate the life of the 22-year-old nursing student gone way to the soon. students were give a break from class on friday. they were back on campus today. we've been speaking with them. students said professors made a priority to talk about riley. we saw flowers and candles placed behind me at one of the main entrances to the uga's campus. we learned from uga police that this suspected killer, jose ibarra li

frank kemp of georgia not among them. he fired off a letter to the president demanding answers on the illegal immigrants of murdering nursing student laken rarely on the university of georgia campus last week lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the latest on all of that. >> in his letter to president biden georgia governor brian kemp is demanding a long list of questions that he once answered wants answeredimmediately kemp e president quotes, frankly mr. president your continued silence and response is a reasonable request is outrageous the american people deserve to know who is illegally entering our country due to your administration's failures risks and challenges every state must now face congressman darrell issa says he was president biden to return to trump air border policies. >> the most important thing he can do is reverse executive action that created this problem three years ago the numbers were minute compared to where they are today. his executive decisions including eliminating remain in mexico.

the one advantage we do have in georgia is that my governor, governor kemp and i both ran for reelection in 2022. and if you want to go out and get reelected you've got to talk to people and that's a good thing. we've traveled the state and i've talked to people all over the state and explaining what happened in the election, i think for that, more people got the information, i think there was more healing as a part of that process so it's all good so we're not seeing that huge tail off of election workers. could we use more poll workers? yes, we do. whenever i'm talking to rotary, a business chamber, i'm always saying, please, you know, who here has ever been a poll worker, show of hand and give them a round of applause for what they've done. if you haven't done that, it's the best thing you can do for everyone because i come out to vote, you come out to vote and there's no poll workers, we're going to have a long day waiting and what do we do now? it's important and i notice in oklahoma, a very strong conservative, just was signed into law roll worker protection, don't doc people's per

democrat governor to a republican governor, governor sonny perdue and then governor deal and governor kemp. all of a sudden we lose a race. that was a shock to our system. we ought thought we were going to win. it's like some pro teams, going to win every year. or u.g.a., didn't get three in a row this year. same shock to the system. same idea. then people didn't accept the results. they wouldn't realize, or would not just -- couldn't come to grips with this idea that they actually lost. to a guy that hid in the basement. mo: do you think it's that simple? there have been winners and losers in elections since elections were invented. what is it about sort of the moment we're in in our history right now, that is causing this type of distrust in the electoral results to feel more, i don't know, pronounced than maybe it had in the past? brad: normally when there's these situations and you give people the data, they accept it and they walk off. they don't just double down. then you give them more data, and then they start, what about this. give them the answer. then they find something else. t

. >>> the golf of georgia brian kemp sending more georgia national garden troops to the texas border.why's he doing that? >> sending our soldiers down there is going to help texas be able to do their job a little bit better. it also shows our support and continues to, i think, keep pressure on the white house that they could change course, redo some of the executive orders that they have, implement policies that have cork -- worked in the past that republican governors over a year ago talked about implementing and giving suggestions to the president, offering to meet with him. but they're just not acting up there. they don't, they don't get it or they don't want to fix the problem, one of the two. lauren: kemp plus 12 other republican state governors have pledged state resources to help governor abbott control what's coming in through the texas border because the federal government is absent fixing the problem. so this is what it looks like. right now, since 2019, there have been 29 georgia national guard in texas. they're sending approximately 20 more this spring. they're not going t

but one thing that is clear is that kemp has made a decision that his obligation is to the law.rence, i think the interesting unknown here is whether or not kemp had communications directly with trump or with anyone else on his staff. we know that they were making calls encouraging people in a lot of different states not to certify the votes. so perhaps he has something more interesting to discuss then the public is aware of right now. >> yeah, and the other thing that is so striking about it, and should not be, is that he's saying what any sane person should say about this. but it is just so striking that a high-level republican elected official is willing to say, yeah, donald trump is not above the law. >> you know, the political reality in georgia is that in many ways it's a deeply conservative state. it sent marjorie taylor greene to the house representatives. but metro atlanta is a modern business area. they've got the atlanta airport. delta is headquartered in atlanta. and we've seen in the past where georgia has adopted policies that were perceived as not forward leaning,

was it kristi noem or brian kemp?go brian kemp. >> we have a contrast already. >> today i announced i was deploying national guard to the border for the fifth time. >>> jesse: so charlie didn't watch the show this week. >> i had zero idea about that one. >> jesse: or she's throwing it to go behind to launch a comeback. let's go with that. >> i tivo the show, by the way. >> jesse: it still counts. >> you have a fascinating social life, i can tell. >> jesse: which former president said this about taxes? tax rates are too high today and tax revenues are too low, and the soundest way to raise revenue in the long run is to cut the rates now. was it jfk, or the gipper? >> i'm going jfk, john f. kennedy. >> jesse: and you're going the gipper. >> tax rates are too hide today and revenues are too low, and the soundest way to raise the revenues in the long run is to cut the rates now. >> well, i'm off to a really hot start here start here. >> jesse: who is a bad boy? commander biden has attacked secret service agents at least 2

i'm joined by georgia governor brian kemp. thank you so much of a new today. got a lot to dig into, governor kemp as you all know has been a leader in setting not just a policy but national policy in the state level on issues ranging from economic development to the future of transportation and much more. i do want to start the last time you and i talked we mostly talked about electric vehicles and high-tech investment in georgia, and the headline on the pc came out that was brian kemp and the electric car, a love story. so i like to ask you how does a romance of going these days? >> i don't have one yet but it's going great. just want to thank everybody for being here, thank "politico" and cisco, we're big fans at cisco. they got a great presence in georgia, just excited for the conversation. and look, my goal as governor in my signature is to make georgia the imo that of the capital of the united states of america, just because of the investment that we have come to our state long before the ira past, even before i governor we had an ascii battery plant migh

o'brien kemp ooh, norm kemp, wea have a contrast already today i announced i was deploying national guardwn to mexican border forounced the fifth time. >> dangerous. so, no, i really did notthe show the show this week. i had zero idea about that one. >> laura she's throwing it to go behind to launch a comeback. >> let's go with that. comelet's w by the way. there you go. they still counts the tax man. we got a very, ver stilly fascig social life. >> you could tell that truth. which formertell. president saii this about taxes. tax rates are too high todays au and tax revenues are too low. and the soundest way to raise cut revenue is in the longd run is to cut the rates. now, was a jfk or the gipper. ooh, i'm going jfk. john f kennedy you go and the gipper. >> that's right. let's say what's popular president of all time tax rate e >>s too high today they're too lowos and the sound and way to raise the revenues in the long runrev, is to cut the rate now. >> well i'm off to a really hot here who's a bad boy commander biden is attackedsecr secret service agents at least 24 times but which whit

dan kemp from morningstar. let's get some of the day's other news now. states have announced plans to merge. capital one has agreed to buy discover in a deal worth more than $35 billion. the purchase will require approvalfrom us regulators. it's likely to attract a high level of scrutiny, as the biden administration has been attempting to promote competition in the industry. china has cut the benchmark reference rate for mortgages by more than expected, as authorities seek to stimulate credit demand and revive the property market. the people's bank of china lowered the five—year loan prime rate by 25 basis points to 3.95%. the announcement marks the largest cut to the five—year lending rate since it was introduced in 2019. the world's largest listed miner — bhp — has reported its latest results showing the company made more than $6 billion in profit in the six months between june and december. but it cautioned the next six months may not be as rosy as it was not yet clear how effective stimulus policies have been in china, its biggest customer. stay with

now it is confirmed thatjordan north is taking over the breakfast show on capital replacing ronan kemp for ten seconds of wine. not how quick you can down a glass on a night out, this is someone breaking into a wine factory in spain and spilling loads of expensive wine worth more than £2 million. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, marc edwards. here is what is coming up on the show. we have an exclusive sit down with the new manchester united co—owner for his thoughts on the manchester united rebuild. the british billionaire says he wants a new stadium, one for united and the north of england. it is about time somebody built a national stadium, in the north. elsewhere, league leaders liverpool leather luton 4—1 to go four points clear at the top of the premier league. could it be ben back bowling? the england captain ben stokes in line to bowl in the fourth test with india.

that was jason kemp of donia from nbc news radio and los angeles. speaking to us earlier. it's so will we be looking at a repeat of 2020? i think us presidential elections later this year. and how would joe biden fare this time around against donald trump? dw is, janelle de milan looked at the recent highs and lows, advisor, leadership and assess is what tools the republicans might use to try to defeat him . as there's a word that appear to have dropped out of president joe biden. speech is something he used to say all the time. 5 nomics is just another way of saying the american dream binding on the idea that biden studied an economy thrown off balance by the pandemic. and that big on the future with a non vicious infrastructure program. but it's so for gained little traction with voters, one just released poll shows less than 40 percent of surveyed voters approve of the president's economic record and of his overall performance. and those are just some of the national issues of what some of his foreign policy choices are threatening his standing at home. he's on wavering

critical discussions we have had so far the short year with a patriots like chris, colonel richard kempller. we begin with america's wisemen as i call him, victor davis hanson the democrats deliberate attempts to destroy our country. go. >> is always an honor and pleasure to have victor davis hanson with us. very brave intellectual. unless they are attacking the united states he certainly not one of them. you know victor davis hanson, you were really one of the first to take on the issue of illegal immigration, lack of assimilation. he wrote a book on it. many years ago it was cited by then the late democratic governor in colorado richard leah i don't feel we have democrats like that anymore. what is happening on the border, the inhumanity, the mayhem, the effects on all aspects of american society is not an accident is it sir? >> know it's isn't it is deliberate. the message has gone out it's not just shoot lat to latin ames all over the world you are not only allowed to come in here illegally but this administration once you too and they will anybody who objects and calls them racist

exit georgia governor brian kemp added no matter where a state is physically or how close it is to the.s./mexico border all states as it stands are all border states that share the problems that come with what's happening at the border texas governor greg abbott added his state right now is the only one verse in the nation to build its own border wall and he says simply they will not back down. >> how does he feel the border while they built in texas how did they feel it's working? >> it's not even just the border wall they are continuing to build. it's all the barriers they are putting up all of the razor wire that are starting to accumulate essentially the latest cbp numbers show compared to december 21 month ago january it is down somewhere around 76% the apprehension for the del rio sector. on the other hand you look the numbers from last week the numbers are up and traditionally less busy places like california and arizona. jon: jeff appall at the border in eagle pass, texas, thank you. some of the illegal migrant suspected of brutally beating two new york city police department o

the biden administration is going to have to step up and give us answers just as governor kemp said.what is his status? how to get here? you want to go to the issue of sponsorship. biden administration has measures in place that venezuelans can be sponsored into the nation as long as or someone is going to take responsibility for them for there is reporting an ngo here new york city may have been involved in that. now, we need answers because at the end of the day if you drill down far enough it is american taxpayer money that is paying to get these people here through ngos and through the un. why are we paying to bring these people here? are they vetted? what is their role? it's very much shrouded in mystery we should at least know what we are paying for here. >> paul, kenny suspect be prosecuted as an illegal immigrant? >> certainly. i am sure he will be. it sounds like the evidence is strong, kudos to the campus police who reacted very quickly. they got right out there they were at the scene and it sounds like they did what they had to do to preserve it. they pulled the video they

/mexico border among the governments and made the trip to texas you've got georgia governor brian kemparkansas governor sarah huckabee standards as well as new hampshire governor chris sununu the trip was twofold part of his two pit physically see the situation up close during the shelby park area governor abbott is not only deployed an increasing amount of texas national guard soldiers, he is putting up more barriers and more razor where his limiting the federal government access to the park to processing it migrants who might cross into the u.s. but because the bite administration believes very actions are unconstitutional there is now an ongoing legal showdown between the white house and governor abbott. many of these governors like tendtennessee's ability are hero show their support. >> these governors are here together today to do our job which is the job the federal government has failed to do and that is to protect this country. each one of us understand the devastating effects that the border policy has had on every one of our states individually. cooks georgia governor brian k

governor kemp is the governor of the state of georgia and it's the capitol city of georgia.now, he's not around. he is? texas taking photo opportunistics at boarder and flying -- photo ops at boarder and flying to davos to meet global elitists and here in his home state of georgia, this is going on here and invasion into people's homes as i was coming on the show -- stuart: forgive me for interrupting here but the question was how do you get the squatters out? >> the state is looking it pass a law. i don't think that'll do a damn thing. you need people out in the proper way and need proper law enforcement and proper judicial standards and a committee meetly on this with the city of atlanta and the governor, and i just suggest that the governor get back and focus on georgia and the capitol city than doing all the other things and people in real danger here. stuart: bill, afraid i have to go and leave it short. see you soon. bill white, everyone. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: you got it. some minority groups seeing a jump in home ownership and which groups are we talking about

governor kemp has.heard from the governor moments ago in his comments from yesterday and the governor was spot with the issues we've seen at the federal level that has led us to this tragedy. so certainly want to thank the governor for his leadership. we're in prayer for this family and the tragedy that they have seen. we've also been talking about the federal level, we have had issues locally that led to this issue to this tragic murder that happened in athens. this individual who committed this heinous crime had been arrested in new york and the border. he was sighted in athens last year. he shouldn't have been on the streets. >> aishah: we appreciate your time and stay close. we'll get back to you soon. >> bill: 26 past the hour now. got a bizarre setting for a big message. president biden saying he hopes for a cease-fire in gaza by monday while holding the ice cream cone in mid town manhattan. back to that, and this. >> you were appointed in november of 2021. >> yes, ma'am. >> ruer relationship star

georgia governor ryan kemp where a letter demanding answering regarding ibarra's release saying franklynt your continued silence in response to the reasonable requests is outrageous. the american people deserve to know who is illegally entering our country doo to your administration's failures and what risks and challenges every state must now face. a gofundme page to help riley expenses now raised more than $80,000 while north of its $35,000 goal. will, rachel, and pete. rachel: thank you so much madeleine. this story just highlights you got it -- the story just highlights what a joke our vetting system is there's no vetting going on. we don't know we know this guy came from venezuela but we don't know anything about his criminal history. we have no idea why he came to the united states. we know what he did once he got here -- also just so depressing that our own president because this victim is a politically inconvenient victim -- this young woman from georgia, no word from the biden administration. i haven't heard any statements any tributes -- to her the tributes we hear from her co

. >> and now back in march of 2021, georgia governor brian kemp signed an espy 202 into law, enactingigid rules around absentee voting and voter i.d. requirements. bishop jackson, how will you campaign, and how will this campaign counter these laws, which many of us argue our efforts to suppress voting, especially among african americans? >> well you know, that's the major point. because the fact of the matter is, the effort is where blacks turned out in the largest numbers, are the areas they went after. absentee voting, more absentee voters, especially black, in the history of georgia, are going to change. that ballot drop boxes -- even governor kemp himself voted by the ballot drop box, because of the turnout they tried to block that. so our campaign is starting early, because we want to make sure our voters are aware of these changes, and can circumvent what it is they are trying to do. and while i'm at it reverend out, let me add that our kickoff work off so well, that now the -- church wants to come on board, and other denominations that are not methodist. so we intend to act ea

congressman jack kemp, with william roth, wonderful kemp roth bill signed into law by president reaganlliam roth to deal with tax policy in the senate? you have only 30 seconds? >> yes we can. a lot would do a great job. the guy you interviewed, ted cruz, you just interviewed him, would be perfect champion. big hagerty, most phenomenal senator on the planet, marsha blackburn, we have great, great politicians in the senate would lead the fight for low rate, broad-based flat tax for tax sanity and economic growth. david: nothing against mitch mcconnell. you need somebody with a passion for -- >> mitch mcconnell is wonderful. david: he is a wonderful guy but he didn't have that passion. hopefully we'll get it. >> supreme court was worth it. david: more "kudlow" right after this. to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you movi

preparing for that interview with governor kemp out of georgia earlier today on "americaearl reports,ed sound from kamala harris. this would have been whe kamn tt man was walking over our border. kamala harris, the border isris, secure. that september 2022. kjp, the border is not open. in a hearing, same date, secretary mayorkas was asked iff the border was secured. yes. so not only were they ignoring the crisis, thencris downplayin, but now only to get involved to when it has become a crisis and a campaign issue for the president's reelection bid.tion you saw the fox news voter analysis out of south carolina. it's about immigration.s double digits moreab than the economy. you've got more americans all over this country far from the border who are saying this is the most pressing issue facing our country today. parents are terrified that this is coming to a college campus near their son or daughter. it's terrifying. >> jesse: judge, they had this guy not only at the border, but in new york. >> judge jeanine: the amazing thing, what sandra is talking about, i think it was karine jean-p

you can refer to brian kemp, greg abbott, governor desantis, they've all a called this hot. -- out. why don't we start looking at some of the democrats? if eric adams in new york, even al a sharpton calling it an invasion at the southern border. this is a nonpartisan issue. there's a problem at the border that's been created by joe biden and his administration and, frankly, laken riley's blood is on his hands and mayorkas' hands. ed they need to do their job and protect the american people by securing our southern border: elizabeth: congressman 'em or, good to have you back on. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: senator rick scott joining us tonight, or former acting u.s. attorney general matthew whitaker, former treasury secretary for public affairs monica crowley and john hopkins professor, dr. marty makary. we're keeping an eye op michigan for you. voter concerns grow about multiple crises like the border and the economy. and jpmorgan's top strategist warns america should brace for 1970s-style stagflation. senator john kennedy weighs in on that. plus, we're taking