look, the president has some personal disagreements with brian kemp and brian kemp has some personal disagreements with the president but they are both big enough to put country over personal interest. what they will both say is, and i think that people from across the political spectrum should take something from this. that brian kemp is willing to say, this country is so important and we can't let kamala harris become its president. and it is important that donald trump, despite the fact he has disagreements with a number of people who have endorsed him, he is willing to say, we are the big tent party. we stand for common sense and saturday and we have to kick that and saying a politician named kamala harris out of the white house. -- kick that insane politician named kamala harris out of the white house. reporter: cbs news. i have two questions for you. one, can you tell us more about the altercation that happened at the arlington cemetery? two, what does debate prep look like for yourself and trump at this time? sen. vance: first, the altercation at arlington cemetery is the medi

and that kemp is all in, but thus far, it seemed that kemp has refrained from that.he supports trump. he said he's putting his political machine behind electing trump but will brian kemp show up somewhere where trump will also be? that remains to be scene. >> there are a couple of other things going on in your state that are interesting. so i want to ask you about them. one is that the state election board is proposing a plan that would make pictures, photos of ballots available to voters within three days after the election. what's the point and is it going to happen? >> so the point is to allow for inspection of ballots. this again is something to appease the folks who are believing misinformation and lies about georgia's election system not being secure. not being accurate. so to try to appease those folks, the thinking is they would be able to inspect ballots quickly. now, there is, there is a way to inspect ballots now but the state election board is considering new rules to kind of put the pictures online and make it more accessible. they're saying it's about w

so, we have to remember that brian kemp's second in command.emember this, the lieutenant governor, burt jones, is a fake elector who attempted to overturn the election here in georgia. so, georgians are working as hard as we can. we are looking to stop this chaos, and we cannot let donald trump take control of the state elections board. we must stand up to the rule of law, and we hope that our governor will do the same. >> congresswoman lucy mcbath, thank you so much for making time for us tonight. it was -- it landed differently, to see you, as a member of congress, standing there with those state legislators today, making that case in the capitol. i know this is a all hands on deck moment for georgia democrats. appreciate you helping us understand it. >> thank you. >> all right, we've got much more ahead here tonight. do stay with us. night. do sta y with us. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and

kemp: a lot. after this we are going to fly to the savannah airport, get on helicopters with the agricultural commissioner. we are going to fly and see a lot of the flood damage. it was mainly a water event after the first evening when the storm came up from florida, came through. there was a good bit of power out at one time, 50,000 to 60,000, i think. they got that back on relatively quick after the first wave of the storm went through. after that, the winds were a lot more tolerable, but the rain kind of came down. one track was going to take the storm out off the coast of savannah, regain strength, and it was going to boomerang and hit savannah again a day or two earlier. the second cycle really pounded south and north carolina with rain. we had places like statesboro, scriven county, and others that had over a foot of rainfall in a short amount of time, which created dams busting, which created homes below those dams getting washed away, being underwater. there is significant damage to -- we

kemp does not like donald trump.know his wife really dislikes donald trump. >> i bet you she is the only woman in republican politics he feels that way. probably. just singular. >> publicly. so, but these people, you know, kemp wants a future in politics. he either wants to run for senate in georgia or maybe for the presidency and for whatever reason, chris, and someday maybe someone will be able to explain this, donald trump's base excuses everything of him. he said it a long time ago. she was someone on fifth avenue. it's never stopped being true. >> i want to talk about the state election board since i have you here, and because that is one of the big stories happening in these three states, but triangle of pennsylvania, north carolina and georgia. he wrote a piece for msnbc.com about the election board, that 3-2 vote passed a rule that mandates hand counting ballots on election night or in the days after in every precinct of the state. the new rule requires poll workers to open ballot boxes at the precinct, remov

this front door was never actually broken into, according to kemp. instead, the robbers broke this window and went directly into the room where the birds were. >> the doors to the cages were open and the window was smashed in. stuff was pushed out of the way, tipped over onto the floor. >> during our visit monday, kemp showing us the room. that's the window that they broke in through which she's left exactly as she found it over the weekend. other than boarding up the broken window, she even pointed out what she believes to be a handprint on tofu's cage, as well as a single bloodied feather left behind on the ground. kemp says she believes the break in was done by someone familiar with how to handle birds, and that tofu was the intended target. >> i truly hope that it's just as simple as someone wanted him and has him, or that they want to sell him and flip him. if anything happened to him permanently. i don't know how i'd cope with that. >> kemp has since started a gofundme page to raise money to offer his reward for anyone who was able to help get

this front door was never actually broken into, according to kemp.tead, the robbers broke this window and went directly into the room where the birds were. >> the doors to the cages were open and the window was smashed in. stuff was pushed out of the way, tipped over onto the floor. >> during our visit monday, kemp showing us the room. that's the window that they broke in through which she's left exactly as she found it over the weekend. other than boarding up the broken window, she even pointed out what she believes to be a handprint on tofu's cage, as well as a single bloodied feather left behind on the ground. kemp says she believes the break in was done by someone familiar with how to handle birds, and that tofu was the intended target. >> i truly hope that it's just as simple as someone wanted him and has him, or that they want to sell him and flip him. if anything happened to him permanently. i don't know how i'd cope with that. >> kemp has since started a gofundme page to raise money to offer his reward for anyone who was able to help get the

philip kemp: when was the last one? yesterday, day before. philip kemp: what was it about? i ain't-- nothing-- nothing-- nothing. i mean, little stuff, nothing. andrea canning: after talking for about 90 minutes, jason said he was tired and wanted to go home. that's when lieutenant tucker straight up asked him. miles tucker: jason, did you have anything to do with this? did you have anything to do with killing your wife? you got to be out of your mind to think that i would have anything to do with this. and i resent that you ask these questions like i am sitting here had something to do with it. i'm sitting here trying to be as helpful as i can. andrea canning: jason was free to leave. his two children, jackson and remington, so young at the time, leaned on their grandparents, nichole's mom and dad, and jason's mom faye for emotional support. and they looked more than ever to their dad for security and love. you know, when i'd see him, i'd feel safe and like everything was ok. i mean, clearly, everything was not ok. my mother was gone. remington payne: i was so attached to

. >> reporter: donald trump falsely claimed that brian kemp could not reach president biden by phone even though kemp and the white house spoke this weekend. >> donald trump said that you are ignoring the -- >> he is lying. let's get this straight, he is lying. in the governor told him he was lying. >> reporter: and trump suggested elon musk provide satellite service to restore wi-fi, even though fema is already doing so. we asked him if this historic storm had asked trump would look at a new approach on a key issue? >> when you look about climate change, are you stressing about it? >> not too much. >> reporter: downtown is shuttered with generator power, candy balmer's restaurant is serving meals for those who need them street side. >> our focus is on our community, not any celebrity or politician that comes in. >> reporter: meanwhile president biden said he is demanding direct federal response. first from delaware them back at the white house this weekend. >> my responsibility is to get all help needed to those impacted areas. >> reporter: with absentee ballots already distributed,

this is you writing to simon kemp.at a properly qualified "and recognised neurological specialist has been replaced "by, quote, �*independent and competent physician'," and you wrote, "i don't think we can do this." idid. and i told him that in committee and in writing, and i wasn't getting anywhere. there was always a feeling in me that we were, we were doing wrong. in 2012, a new rule was trialled on players at the junior world cup. as before, clearly concussed players were supposed to be removed from the game, but those with suspected cases of concussion were given a standardised five—minute assessment to see if they, too, would have to be taken off. world rugby said this would add an extra layer of protection but, for barry, it was the final straw. then they brought in this head injury assessment where you would get a player with a head injury, having a 5—minute assessment and i thought, "i cannot have my name associated with this." and that was when i resigned. the effects may take ten, 15, half an hour. it doesn'

donald trump helped brian kemp get elected in 2018.is defeat in georgia for not doing enough to overturn his -- joe biden's election victory in a state that democrats had lost in every -- in every presidential election for nearly three decades. and up until now it seemed like they had this uneasy truce, that they had kind of found a way to go along and get along with each other. then in early april out of nowhere donald trump bruises, berates, barrages brian kemp in a way that not only took folks in georgia by surprise but also took even trump's advisers by surprise. looks like they've reached a tentative truce again. and you're right, brian kemp, you know, to him this is a one-sided choice. he hasn't talked with donald trump since 2020. but he also doesn't want to pick a fight with him because brian kemp also has political aspirations in the future. he might run for president in 2028 himself. he might run for u.s. senate in 2026. he can't be seen as a traitor to the party. >> certainly like ray charles we will all have georgia on our

kemp: thank you all very much. thank you, ralph. thank you all so much. it is an honor to be with you all this evening. thankfully, i have, as usual, the greatest first lady in the country, marty kemp with me. she has done more at the state level than anyone in the country to end human trafficking, raise the awareness of that evil crime, and help support the victims. i know many of you are in that fight with her. thank you for that. i just wanted to start by thanking you all all of the thoughts and prayers you have bestowed upon marty and i and our administration over the years. and just let you know how much that means to our entire family. i will be briefed tonight because i know you have a lot of great folks that you will hear from. my remarks will probably be shorter than ralph's introduction. but i do appreciate the kind words and the work we have done together. i believe it is important for all of us to understand what is at stake this november. as you know, georgia has protected faith and freedom over the last five-and-a-half years, we have also ad

i asked about bryan kemp and this is what he said. to understand i endorse him very early. and he won and i was very happy about that. and then we did not have too much to do other than i got everything i could from george as president. and we have a good relationship right now are very happy about that pretty think were going to in georgia. >> i asked him if they even had a conversation he did not want to get into it. there is a chance h here this truce might break here. particularly when it comes to the election board in georgia there is pressure on cap to fire some pro trump members of that board. i am wondering how you see the delicacy of this relationship in white so important? >> it all comes down to the number of votes in the states. this is going to be very close estate. it was very close last time. give a really close election it's really all about turnout. and as a pollster we watched to look for things such as energy and intensity of support. that is definitely there for donald trump. one of the things we've also noticed as

but governor brian kemp not going to be there. trump and kemp a long-standing feud.ts of patching that up, but seems like they've only gone so far. tell us if you would about the nature of that relationship and how republicans are feeling about georgia, which in the gop kind of is a must-win. >> it is. they know that in order for president trump to win re-election -- former president trump, he has to win in these sun belt deep south states, and georgia is absolutely crucial to that. and in order for him to be successful in georgia, i think most republicans agree he has to be on the same page and at least cordial with the states very popular republican governor, brian kemp. not only because kemp, again, has popularity among the base and also more moderate conservatives in the state, sort of a broad swath of support, but also because he does have a very well-funded get out the vote effort through his own state leadership committee and organization that has paid canvassers to knock doors in metro atlanta on behalf of republican statehouse candidates. i think there's a h

kemp: go dogs! erick: coming up. [applause] you feel good? gov. kemp: i feel good. our center is injured, which creates a little bit of issues since we lost cedric to the nfl, a great guy, a great football player. this season is such a tough schedule. we've got clemson in atlanta on so-called neutral field, even though it is in the state of georgia, it is going to be a tough game. we've got alabama, ole miss, texas, florida, auburn. we have six teams that potentially have a shot at making the playoffs at the end of the year. this is going to be a grueling schedule. we have to stay healthy, but we have the players to beat anybody. there is such a fine line, if you look back to the sec championship and would lost to alabama, we did not play our greatest game, they played their best, and we had some people hurt and not 100%, and that hurts us during that game. we had to keep people healthy and have a lot of young players stepped up and get after it. it is going to be an incredible year. it is going to be one of those years where if you are a traveling georgia football

>> brian kemp understands that he signed this law into effect. he was warned the experts told him what would happen if he signed this law into effect, and he did it anyway and donald trump are responsible for the deaths of these women. and we have a choice on the ballot. it is a clear contrast. voters harris needs to show up and elect kamala harris is president because she will fight for our reproductive freedoms. she will fight for so that no other woman has to go through what these two women in georgia have been through. these families are now in mourning because they've lost these women and their children who were already here need their parent's with and yet because of brian kemp and donald trump, these two women are dead. more women, i'm sure more stories will come out because we're only starting to see the impact of what happened two years ago when trump's abortion ban went into effect in georgia. so it pains me to see what the narrative will be and what we'll continue to come out in the days to come. but i'm sure there are more because aga

. >> carley: before we let you go, we know you are going to the rally tonight in georgia, brian kempe is campaigning for dave mccormick, how do you read that situation? >> that was preplanned, we did not know president trump was coming and governor kemp had plans and made promises, i wouldn't read into that. i'm encouraged, they have made up and brian kemp is onboard and donald trump is helping brian and brian is upon hadding donald and we'll make sure to deliver georgia. brian kemp understands how important georgia is, donald trump understands how important georgia is. >> carley: thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. there is this, speaking of the economy, sweet surprise for a grocery shopper. watch. >> here. going to go down a little bit. went down $100. we'll do that for you from the white house. >> todd: i'll tell trump when i visit stop and shop. cheryl casone will join us live next. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque

brian kemp signed that bill. the opportunity with his legislature to move the reproductive freedom act in georgia to repeal and fix this mess, has shown no indication he's willing to do it. it's important to understand for everybody that there's complicity up and down the policy making structure from the supreme court to the fifth circuit to the georgia legislature to the georgia governor's mansion to the white house. they've all conspired and collaborated to -- for women like amber to die. i cannot say it enough. we did not have to be in this place. we do not have to live like this. we owe it to amber and the countless number of women whose stories we do not yet know to do something about this. >> dr. patel, i want to read you more from propublica's reporting. by the time doctors began to operate on amber the situation was so dire, that doctors started with open abdominal surgery. the ob performed the dnc, but immediately continued with the hisser to rec thome. during surgery thurman's heart stopped arep. her mo

well, simon kemp's a sports doctor who was the england team doctor at 2003 world cup and 2007 world cupthe rfu and i would say is one of the most, if not the most influential voice on concussion in sport and return—to—play protocols. and paul mccrory? paul mccrory was and is an australian sports doctor. he was one of the driving forces behind the concussion in sport group. the rfu and other major governing bodies in rugby and other sports essentially relied on the concussion in sport group, and it was constantly telling people that there were no proven causal links between repetitive head injuries and long—term neurodegenerative problems. the concussion in sport group says it provides guidance on the latest research. it's made up of voluntary members. most of them also work with the governing bodies of contact sports worldwide. its chairman, paul mccrory, was forced to resign in 2022 after being discredited for copying other people's work. what's been evidenced now is that a lot of his work wasn't fit for purpose, and i wasn't surprised when mccrory was exposed as a plagiarist a couple

kemp says in a news conference today.hing about trump's visit, he had been saying on truth social he believes democrats, specifically the governor of north carolina and the federal government, had been intentionally denying aid to republican parts of the tar heel state. i asked what if any evidence he had to back that up. you can see what he said here. [ inaudible ] >> biden did call governor kemp yesterday. >> vote trump, people. >> reporter: difficult to hear. his answer was, take a look. i have nothing to show you right now. go find it yourself. another from the trump stable of responses when pressed on something like this. i tried to follow up further down the rope line but didn't have better luck. >> it helps when you are in a gaggle to be nine feet tall as you are. you can see over everybody. >> reporter: every now and then. >> thank you so much. thanks for trying to get answers. >>> governor cooper of north carolina is about to update the public on the aftermath of hurricane helene. you are not going to believe the

georgia governor brian kemp. thank you so much prayers to the people of georgia. hope you guys don't get too much of a hurricane. helene is barreling closer to landfall, is expected in just hours. you're taking a live look right now in gulfport, florida. that's near that tampa st. pete area. that's where conditions are worsening or teams are live on the ground will go there next the wait is over. >> tim walz and j.d vance in their first and only based these debates, and cnn has covered with the best political team in the business a cnn special event, the vice presidential debate, tuesday at nine on cnn he's coming in the driveway treated for leukemia i hope that she lives a long gray had to life and that she will never forget how moment eddie lover, st. jude. >> i mean, this is what's keeping my baby girl this september. you can join the battle to save lives during childhood cancer awareness month by supporting st. jude children's research hospital for just $19 a month in your help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids now and in the future

colonel kemp doesit out the message. colonel kemp does it not that nowhere is safe. nobody is safe.t, that it sends out a fragmented army, one that's afraid to communicate . richard afraid to communicate. richard kemp is one on its knees. >> this is devastating for hezbollah for a number of reasons. firstly, because israel , reasons. firstly, because israel, assuming it is israel that has done this and of course, they haven't said they have. then, you know, it shows the extent of their intelligence penetration of hezbollah, which is very , of hezbollah, which is very, very impressive, extraordinary. secondly it shows every hezbollah terrorist that israel can get them almost anywhere using almost anything and their equipment, their weapons, their radios, their communications equipment, almost anything. they use can be weaponized against them. now, that is terrifying. they did not sign up for this. they did not sign up for this. they signed up to be for the glory of being jihadist martyrs on the battlefield , not for on the battlefield, not for being detonated by remote control by a p

i also want to thank governor brian kemp was working around the clock to get this problem solved. he he's working hard around round-the-clock we also have a salute to the incredible first responders law enforcement heroes, and they are here as doctors, nurses firefighters, coast guard, national guard who had been serving with such extraordinary grace. and the work is incredible. nobody thought that see something like this you are the best you are truly the best of america and you're appreciated by america. sometimes you don't feel that way, but you very much appreciated by america and i know each and every view is is giving to this community of everything you have. you're doing things that you wouldn't normally even think about doing the people on the ground are doing the best they can in every challenging circumstances we do need some help from the federal government. they have to get together ideally with the governor that governor needs to he's been trying to get them and i'm sure they're going to come through but he's been calling the president, hasn't been able to get him. bu

name are in the absence of a defense, then we've got to move on republican georgia governor brian kemp already withdrawing his support. >> donald trump, though, who prior to this calling, robinson martin luther king junior on steroids and said he was a candidate to be cherished, has not denounced robinson, j.d. vance also has not denounced rob vincent and kfile is back with me tonight with more breaking news on this story and the fallout that continues from kfile's reporting. so what are you finding out tonight? >> yeah, that's right. the fallout is continuing. following our story. we are now seeing candidates and gop organizations across the country running away from robinson investigation from our team found deleted tweets, deleted photos. these are from candidates who previously appeared and posted that they were with robinson. we are seeing canceled events. people who are withdrawing funds withdrawing endorsements as we just mentioned, we've seen some candidates erase endorsements from their page and halt some groups which have halted fundraising things or advertising on robinson's

crucial battleground, trump repeatedly falsely stating that the state's republican governor brian kemp has not been able to reach president biden. >> the governor is doing a very good job, he's having a hard time getting the president on the phone, i guess they're not being responsive. the federal government is not being responsive. >> reporter: but earlier this morning, the republican governor said biden actually did call him over the weekend and offered his full support. >> i just spoke -- the president just called me yesterday afternoon. i missed him and called him right back, and he just said, "hey, what do you need?" and i told him, you know, we got what we need. we'll work through the federal process. he offered that if there's other things we need, just to call him directly, which i appreciate that. >> reporter: tonight at the white house, president biden furious, calling trump's claim irresponsible. >> let me get this straight. he's lying. and the governor told him he was lying. the governor told him he was lying. i've spoken to the governor, i spent time with him, and he told

-- brian kemp abortion ban. he signed the bill and have the opportunity with his legislature to move the reproductive freedom act in georgia to repeal and fix this mess. it's important for a ready to understand that there is complicity up and down the policymaking structure from the supreme court to the fifth circuit to the georgia legislature to the white house. and it all conspired and collaborated. this was for the women like amber to die. and i can't say it enough. we didn't have to be in this place. we don't have to look like this. we owe it to amber and the countless number of women who stories we don't yet know to do something about it. >> doctor patel i want to read you more on the reporting from how she died. "by the time doctors began operating on amber, the situation was so dire that doctors it started with open abdominal surgery in the ob performed the dnc and immediately continued with a hysterectomy. during surgery her heart stopped. her mother was praying in the waiting room while one of the docto

trump alleged that governor kemp of georgia had trouble reaching president biden as he was trying tok about aid and president biden was asked about this and he responded very angrily. tell me about that response and what it says about this moment. tamara: it is safe to say that what trump said was contrary to evidence. governor brian kemp of georgia said that he spoke to president biden yesterday on the phone and was able to reach him. president biden reassured him and said anything you need, just give me a call. president biden was asked about this in the oval office during his second event of the day, related to this disaster recovery. he said trump is lying, and he said it made him angry and the reason it upsets him is because he is not just lying about politics, he is also lying to people who need support and help. president biden said that he was upset that trump was implying they weren't doing everything they possibly could. this went from a politician owing to deliver supplies and aid along with a religious organization to a politician making this blatantly political in a swin

georgia governor brian kemp will share an update coming up.o previews what happens in nieven know minutes and 35 seconds. >> dana: weeks go by so fast, another great show. wind and rain leaves path of destruction, perhaps not as much as feared. governor desantis hwill have an update. and kamala harris at the border today and zelenskyy at trump tower to ask for power and support if trump wins in november. how the feds will try to prosecute mayor eric adams. hemmer is next to me, he's being quiet, we'll see you at 9:00. using these type of cleansers could be damaging and stripping your skin. i use new olay cleansing melts every day. just soak, activate and wash. to clean, tone and refresh. that's a 3x better clean. olay. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a l

i actually genuinely believed brian kemp is it just a principled person? i don't know that i think this is purely a political coldplay. he's at times stood by people like brad raffensperger who donald trump has gone after, and people in his state who have been on the receiving end of his backlash. but listen, north carolina, a state that could help determine this election. donald trump in the north carolina gop decided to run a radioactive candidate that before kfile uncovered any of this had a bad enough record? already knew about holocaust denialism. we already knew about anti-semitic comments. this is just the icing on the cake. and frankly, if he ends up being a drag, which is rare, he could actually end up hurting donald trump in a state he needs to win. >> a state like georgia. one thing you don't do, you don't attack krispy kreme doughnuts? i did gotten problem and you don't attack martin luther king. and a lot of people that's they do. this is a guy who's come out and said bad things about warmth the king, he said he's pro slavery and would own som

colonel kemp i need your wisdom here.administration is still flowing billions of dollars into iran iran is building a nuclear weapon they haven't lifted a finger to stop them. iran is behind all the horrific attacks against the state of israel who i thought was our ally. atrocious casualties incurred on citizens. the citizens are the targets of hamas, houthi and hezbollah. hezbollah began firing missiles unprovoked no territorial disputes from lebanon the day after october 7 the day after hamas. it's coordinated with the terrace coalition. after 9000 missiles have landed in the towns and cities of israel, israel said you know what? biden/harris have had 11 months to negotiate their diplomatic deal like they did so brilliantly in afghanistan have done so brilliantly with hamas for the did with russia is there with china and taiwan. we need to defend the homeland we need to defend the homeland and that is exactly what they're doing now. and today, colonel, biden and harris are undermining netanyahu with macron of france. in

i'm voting for harris but i hope to be able to vote for ryan kemp or glenn youngkin, that's fine.george were bush should really say he's voting for kamala harris. >> if george w. bush care about conservative they should vote for kamala harris. it shouldn't be a hard choice for you. if you're doing to preserve opportunity to have a kemp or to have somebody like that, tell yourself that and do it. >> i think that's a good place to stop. >> please give these guys a big hand. thank you very much. [applause] tuesday on c-span, the house is back for general speeches at 10:00 a.m. eastern at noon legislative business includes a forest management bill that would identify areas of the country that are most at risk for wild fires and expedite environmental reviews for forest thinning operations. on c-span2, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. to consider the nomination of michael to be ambassador at large for arctic affairs. senators will take a procedural vote to begin the process of considering legislation to fund the government beyond september 30th, over on c-span 3 at 10:00 a.m. eastern t

. >> georgia governor brian kemp and other republican leaders spoke in atlanta at the gathering, an annual conservative forum hosted by radio host eric erickson. you can see that tonight at 10:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including wow. >> the world has changed. today, fast, reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value, and choice. now more than ever, it starts with great internet. wow. >> wow supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. president biden talked about his investing in america agenda during a discussion with community leaders and washington, d.c. this is about 25 minutes. >> thank you all so much for being here. we are so delighted to speak to you today and hear your stories. it is my pleasure beside the first of what will be many conversations led by our presiden

and then today during his remarks, he seemed to imply that the governor kemp the republican governor in georgia, was having a hard time getting in touch with joe biden, something the governor himself seemed to dispel here. take a listen to what donald trump said and then what kemp said about his role relationship, or his conversations with joe biden the governor is doing a very good job. >> he's having a hard time getting the president on the phone, i guess they're, not respond to the federal government is not being responsive the president just called me yesterday afternoon. >> i missed him and called him right back. and he just said, hey, what do you need? and i told him, we we got what we need we'll work through the federal process. he he offered that if there's another things that we need just to call him directly, which i appreciate that and of course, as we've been reporting, president biden has now said he will be traveling to north carolina. donald trump is expected to be in north carolina on friday. unclear if he's going to be doing anything regarding the damage. and what we

the states can decide. >> it has been two years since trump overturned roe, brian kemp banned abortionat six weeks. we have had the time to see the effect of these laws and by listening to ob/gyn doctors, by listening to women whose pregnancies and health have been threatened by these laws, we can see the devastating impact this is having on women in georgia. georgia women, no matter their political affiliation, do not want or need donald trump, brian kemp, j.d. vance managing their high risk pregnancies. managing their miscarriages. doctors in georgia feel criminal prosecution because of this law. that means women are not getting the health care they need and we heard today in georgia that women are forced to continue with high risk and nonviable pregnancies as a result. >> the subcommittee is doing important work in elevating the faces and voices of these stories that make it clear what's happening. i told that amber thurman story and the georgia committee, fall of 2022. there's a lot of time that has happened since then. is there anything the subcommittee can do or other legislative

you heard me talk about governor kemp and what he said to the president himself.e said this and share this in a press confidence -- conference at the president has provided and said, what else do you need? he asked recep to the president, we have what we need. as you know, that was a republican governor. and i talked about how the vice president also did her calls. she's going to be going to the fema agency in the center to get her briefing later this afternoon. the president is continuing to have these conversations with folks on the ground coming elected officials on the ground to make sure they have what they need. >> one more. a court strike could make things like fruits and vegetables more expensive and could make it a lot harder for vice president harris to win the election. claims i will not talk about an election from here. that is not what we are going to do. when it comes to making sure that workers are paid in wages and the economy is working and that we are lowering costs for the american people, that is just the right thing to do and that is what this

i talked to brian kemp after he landed. me he wishes he could be here, is back in georgia to make sure he does the right thing and keeps his be safe. my last year as governor, a massive shooting at the perkins school and lost 17 families. i talked to one of the families today everybody here wishes this is about your kids or grandkids and you don't want to happen to you. not sure i can see right now. [laughter] we have seen this a few times and the first time we went there, it changes your life it's been 340 days and senior families. first, probably for the idea, it's terrible, their bodies were found discarded in title ruffle. it's right netanyahu stopped going in maybe they hadn't needed lives would be alive today that mark anything happens like this, all the heartbreak god, i don't deserve members tonight i want to thank every member here for their for what they do. [applause] [cheering and applauding] last week that icf rescued alcalde from an underground. freedom loving world that saved their lives. we need to rescue ev

kemp wasn't at the event, but kemp's operation in the state is very good. >> jessica: anyone has setboard. talking about the economy there is great. that's what people want to see. i also think the retail politicking at the grocer grocery store, it's just great to see a different way to look at a candidate. something he was out there with the people. i'm sure that woman would have loved to keep that $100 bill. that's a very special thing in her life. he is in a positmessage was i'me here to do that for all of you, and i thought that as a visual was great. >> jesse: and that $100 bill was in no way a bribe, judge jeanine. that was just from the bottom of his heart, charity. >> judge jeanine: that is donald trump being donald trump. he does that all the time. after dinner, he'll go into a kitchen and say hello to everybody in the kitchen, and they are all stunned that he is taking pictures and giving them -- he does a lot of things that people don't realize he does. and he is a show man. there is no question. but there is also another side of him that a lot of people haven't seen, but

so, with that but word is brian kemp has his team out there but he is not out there kemp has to get invest. vested. i don't think the bitterness is still there. >> lawrence: looks like resolved for the most partly. >> brian: got his team out there. that's key. other thing you got to win pennsylvania. if you are harris and if you are trump. so the other thing is if trump wins pennsylvania, is he more likely will bring dave mccormick with him. dave mccormick i was able to catch up with him in pennsylvania yesterday. he was on stage prosecute donald trump was shot and corey comperatore was killed and two others were injured in butler. they are going back next week. feature on fox nation. go back and get a sense what it's like to be on the campaign trail with him and the news about butler. he says i will be there again. i asked him how he felt about it. in a moment it was incredible thing because i was on stage. i started to go up on the stage and he had said no, no. i want to talk about the border. i sat down and within a minute, the bullets started. president trump was 15, 20 feet in front o