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this is a guy who thinks he is fdr, the rest of us think he is m.i.a. no one ever levels with him.s him this isn't going well, you're spending too much money on things we don't need and bankrupting our children's and grand children's futures were. they don't say you are an unpopular in the polls and the reason were unwelcome most of these candidates because you and your vice president are all unpopular but if you got the job you want to keep the job. it's much harder to dislodge a sitting president by its party than people realize. jimmy carter had to fend off a challenge by ted kennedy in 1980, kennedy won 12 contests including new york, california, big states but was the nominee, george herbert walker bush fed until stomach fended off peppy cotton but i think that paved the way for ross perot but it remains to be seen, we arty have the job and the party structure and apparatuses all around you. look, joe biden could give up that job. if i were making an argument to him as to why he should step aside would say joe biden your every second of 80 years old. you have done these great

walker has kind of m.i.a. held two campaign events in georgia today but the constitution notes those were walker's first campaign appearances since last tuesday, he took five days off and the election is only eight days away, yesterday a reporter for the washington post snapped this photo of senator warnock in line waiting to vote early, and it's, you know, not an unusual to see an election official participating in the vote. that said sort of what voting has looked in the past few days. one reporter posted this time-lapse video of voters lined up around the block to vote early if marietta. of course, on the one hand it's sort of inspirational to see people, you know at the end of a line that long, turning out to vote in a runoff election after a midterm. part of the reason there are such long lines in georgia right now is because of the republican party passing dramatic voting restrictions after the 2020 election which radically shortened the amount of time to vote before a runoff election like this. if you'r

the band mates were used to texting and calling one another almost hourly, and matt had gone m.i.a. were all thinking, what could it be? >> exactly. >> reporter: chris even got in his car and drove down roads matt would likely have driven that day. >> thinking maybe he slid into a ditch or something, you know. >> reporter: by 9:00 that sunday night, chris was concerned enough to call matt's mother. >> and he says, well, you know, we can't find him anywhere. we don't know where he is. >> you're starting to get worried? >> yes, i was starting to get worried. >> reporter: dorene landry had worked in the banking business for years, and knows how to spot patterns of fraud. so she clicked on her computer to check matt's debit card activity. that's when alarm bells started going off. what did you see when you logged on to his account? >> i saw three $100 withdrawals, cash, from an atm machine with a $2 fee from a gas station on 7-mile road in detroit. >> reporter: what did that all add up to you? >> a few things. number one, what was matt doing at seven mile in detroit? >> reporter: seven