michelle nunn comes to the table with a lot of money. she hasn't had to spend much. perdue has been victimized over the course of this campaign by,

so that could help michelle nunn in this race. >> and michelle nunn is running kind of a centrist campaignmber in the senate, working the senate, there were times when important democratic party votes were coming up and we knew from the start we were never going to get sam nunn on it because that wasn't the way to get re-elected in georgia. so we're quite understanding of watching him sit over this and not vote with the democrats. i would imagine michelle nunn would find herself in similar situations where she doesn't want to be locked on to the democratic party position. >> she's been able to navigate that and pick up support from both sides of the aisle. remember, she worked for the points of light foundation. i found an e-mail from 2012, so she's been able to garner support on both sides. part of that legacy from her father. the last thing i'll mention is, you have five women running for state-wide offices. that also could help with african-american turnout. again, if she could get the moderate white voters and a good turnout with african-american voters, this could be a turn around. i'

now democrats hope to turn those numbers into a win for michelle nunn. the opinion writer with the washington post and of course msnbc political analyst. john, let me ask you about the numbers. what does this say to republicans when they say the demographic shifts. a million new voters in this century. only a hundred thousand white voters that vote republican in the south. >> this is no surprise to the rnc. there is a report about how they embrace reform. the fact of the matter is that republicans have to do a better job of attracting voters from hispanic regions and from african-american communities. if you don't do that, you will be overrun and be a minority party. i think the rnc has been on this and i have been long immigration reform. it helps us have a better conversation with hispanic voters. if we don't do that, we will be a minority party. >> this is opportunity, at least, for democrats. maybe more than that given patterns. but you also have this problem of moral right now. seems like if you look at numbers in the polling, the red hots people dy

the winner will face michelle nunn, the daughter of sam nunn in the election.atlanta. is casey running out of votes here, john? >> he really is. we're expecting them to take the stage with liz family in about five minutes. not sure what he's going to say. a little too early to call it, it looks like he's moving in david purdue's direction. running out of votes. southern counties, his strong hold, most of those now fully reported. it's down to the four big counties, and david purdue is leading in all of those counties. big problems for kingston. he underperformed in some of the counties that he won big on the 20th, he needed to win fulton and gwinnett. karen won those on the 20th, they are not voting for him the way he needed. >> we'll watch this race and we will have results here on fox news channel. this is a big race for the fall general election. it could mean the balance of power here in washington. now back to hannity. >> welcome back to hannity two. two new york city police officers have been assigned to desk duty after this incident caught on tape. take

and facing off against michelle nunn, who's never served in political office. he's more mainstream, and expected to make it tougher for nun to pull off an upset. it ran the risk of going the way of missouri if they had a more conservative candidates. they are replaying the presidential election. democratic groups taking a page out of the play book from mitt romney, saying he's outsourcing, and republicans saying that nun is a little too cozy with president obama. >> i respect michelle nunn. i respect her work. i respect her family. but with my business career, i will prosecute the failed record of the last six years of barack obama. >> all right, so we will have more of that, and analysis coming up on morning joe. >>> new york's police commissioner prepping for the fallout from the death of a man apparently placed in a choke hold by one of his officers. bill braden said the incident that's forced calls for his resignation, and could bring a civil suit from eric garner's family. he's sending a team of officers to l.a. to see how the l.a.p.d. retrains officers. >

now you will see republicans -- we've already seen republicans take strong aim at michelle nunn.know the democrats are already picking apart david perdue's business experience, trying to reopen the mitt romney playbook to say this is someone who cost jobs and shipped jobs overseas. the the real question will be over the next two months, can michelle nunn withstand the barrage that comes her way? if we look two weeks after labor day and the race is still tied, this will be an actual potential pickup for democrats. >> woodruff: and this race is especially important to democrats because the overall national senate landscape is not very friendly. >> that's right and that's why we care about this race. there are 12 races in the country we should all be looking at now but you can see from our map that 10 of the states are seats held by democrats. well -- or are republican targets. only two of the races are in places that are held by republicans -- kentucky with mitch mcconnell, minority leader who could become majority leader, and this race in georgia. if georgia is on the board for de

i respect michele nunn. but when my business career, i will prosecute the failed record of the last six years of barack obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> if nunn wins she'll be the first woman georgia has ever elected to the u.s. senate. i'm kelly wright. we'll keep you informed of all of today's happening. we'll have all the results right here on fox news chance el. now we'll send it back to new york and hannity. >>> my next guest, a great one, mark levin went on a rant last week over jon stewart's discussion on the middle east. >> we'll start tonight in israel what, israel isn't supposed to defend itself? >> 4,000 -- >> the middle east, you -- >> self-hating jew? >> that was weird. >> here with reaction, the man himself, mark levin, nationally syndicated radio host, you know, i understand he's a comedian, but you really went off on him hard. very few people are willing to do that, why? >> that looked like msnbc there for a minute. i'll tell you why. because he's held up as this really smart guy a brilliant

michelle nunn, the country loved her dad. and i know your work is cut out.and i think the way you got off to the start is the right path and spirit and i congratulate you and it is great having you here. >> thank you, governor. thank you for having me. >> david perdue, republican nominee in georgia. (applause) >> one is a oscar winning actor and focusing that americans learn about civics and the other is a film critic and critical of the administration. they love america a authorities conce concerned >> on friday president obama met with leaders of honduras and elsal vador. the president is prepareed to go ahead with executive action by the end of the summer and the republicans are challenging the immigration plan that houses more children in the military bases. joining me is founder of the dreyfuss initiative richard dreyfuss and conservative film maker deniche d'souza. >> richard, let me start with you. since we last talked, there is quite a bit of news and development in the area of immigration, i think all of us, i would like to believe that america ough

a private campaign noim for michelle nunn sets off a public frenzy in the georgia senate race. will a glimpse of the seedy underbelly of campaigns send her bid belly up? >>> good morning from washington. it's tuesday, july 29th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." we arrive to my first reads of the morning. i'm going to start with this international feeling and feeling of chaos. watching tv at home, it's easy to get the feeling that we're currently living in a world that is more violent and chaotic than it's ever been. 30 or 40 years ago, bad news around the globe, from the current crisis in gaza, to the ongoing civil war in syria, where 170,000 people have died, to the escalating conflict between russia and ukraine and the sectarian conflict in iraq, where isis is taking over a huge part of that country. 30 or 40 years ago, that might not have penetrated our minds and living rooms at home as quickly as it does now. but in our interconnected world, we see these images instantly. add to that the economic anxiety that the country is already feeling, and those images and questions

michelle nunn is the nominee. neither has ever been elected to public office.hey can both run as outsiders. but both are related to prominent georgia politicians. so they both have brand anymore last names. perdue, of course, is a businessman who's worth millions. bloomberg estimates he's the second wealthiest senate candidate this cycle. he's been the major funder behind his campaign. to break this race down, let's bring in doug thornell from skd nicker bocker. two questions to you. do you think michelle nunn would have rather run 11-term congressman kingston or rich outsider perdue? what do you think will make or shape this race? >> and be specific. >> so i think both of those candidates would have baggage. you have a washington insider, and now you have a businessman who democrats are going to go after as the second coming of mitt romney. and that's going to be their approach to going after david perdue. michelle nunn comes to the table with a lot of money. she hasn't had to spend much. perdue has been victimized over the course of this campaign by, you know

that will feature two first-time candidates. >> i rep michelle nunn.pect her work, i respect her family. but with my business career, i will prosecute the failed record of the last six years of obama. the agenda that michelle nunn, her party, barack obama, harry reid and nancy pelosi support. >> kingston's loss, despite the support of the candidates who finished third and fourth in the may primary, was perhaps a rejection of washington. commercials featured crying babies in front of the capitol and he promised to serve only two terms if elected. democrats believe of the two candidates purdue is the one that's less defined and they can turn him into a 2014 version of mitt romney. jack kingston, who everybody likes in washington and in georgia they figured was going to be much tougher to beat. frankly the biggest takeaway from last night is this number. 482,478. it's the number of ballots that were cast in the runoff after a brutal, expensive nine-week campaign. republican turnout was down 20% from the primary in may, down 17% from four years ago when ne

michelle nunn, the country loved her dad. and i know your work is cut out.d i think the way you got off to the start is the right path and spirit and i congratulate you and it is great having you here. >> thank you, governor. thank you for having me. >> david perdue, republican nominee in georgia. (applause) >> one is a oscar winning actor and focusing that americans learn about civics and the other is a film critic and critical of the administration. they love america a >>> a rare lightning storm killing one and injuring others. they are struck at ven this beach and a 14th person was hit at catalina island. a 20-year-old man died from his injuries. a second person remains in critical condition at a los angeles hospital. experts saying the unusual weather was the result of monsoon moisture in the area. hundreds of lightning strikes were reported. >>> and the war of words between the u.s. and russia continues. the u.s. releasing satellite images claiming they show rockets fired from russia into eastern oouk. the u.s. saying the images prove russia moved heavy

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michelle nunn, the daughter of a wonderful u.s. senator, a democrat, sam nunn, and the country loved him. so i know your work is cut out for you. the way you've gotten off to a start is exactly the right path and spirit. i congratulate you and wish you the very best. great having you here. >> thank you, governor. thank you for having me. >> thank you. david perdue. nominee in georgia. >>> one is an oscar-winning actor to make sure that americans learn about civics. the other a filmmaker, big critic of the president and the administration. how they both love america. they really do. they have different ideas on how to make her better. richard dreyfuss and annette d'souza join me next. vo: this is the summer. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. so get out there, and get the best price guaranteed. find it for less and we'll match it and give you $50 toward your next trip. expedia. find yours. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only

michele nunn has a massive war chest and name recognition that comes from being the daughter of famousgeorgia senator sam nunn. remarkably control of the senate could come down to which republican is best positioned to beat her. >> she will not be able to defend the record of the last six years, the failed policies of this administration. i will able to prosecute that. my opponent will have a harder time prosecuting because frankly he's been part of that record. >> reporter: another potential vulnerability for kingston said perdue is more than $80,000 in campaign contributions. kingston campaign was forced to give back after the man to bundled those contributions after felon. kingston said he didn't learn about the man's criminal record after the contributions of made and the money was popperly given back. but the controversy affected his poll numbers and could affect him come november if he were to prevail tonight. >> john thank you. we'll head back for results a little bit later. making heads or tails of two major court rulings on subsidies for obamacare. the panel weighs in next. li

he has poured in more than $3 million of his own money into this race winner will face democrat michelle nunniling cash. crafting a message aimed at wooing independents. both republicans told my colleague john roberts should the other prevail they would behind the nominee 100%. the georgia senate race promises to be one to watch this fall. tonight, it is obviously too close to call: results now back to the o'reilly factor. >>> thank you for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment. bad day for obamacare. as you know the through is fairly chaotic and a federal court in washington, d.c. ruled 2 4 to 1 the americans cannot give americans subsidies to buy health insurance. the feds cannot do that. court ruling only the states have that authority and since 36 states don't have any obamacare exchanges attached to them that means millions of americans will not get free healthcare from the new law. however, another court ruled the exact opposite today. here to sort it all out, we hope, attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. this is very complicated. >>

>> well, kingston is now fully behind david perdue moving forward now to challenge michelle nunn. the daughter of former georgia senator sam nunn. people are predicting this will be a close and hard-fought race. so david perdue has heavy lifting in front of him. jack kingston told me he believes he maim a casual of the anti-incumbent sentiment across the country. david perdue ran as the outsider. now, it's up to him to win the actual seat in november. >> all right. thank you. saying they have to work together in order to pull that off. john, thank you for the update. i'm kelly wright. we take you back now to the o'reilly factor. >>> thank you for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment. bad day for obamacare. as you know the through is fairly chaotic and a federal court in washington, d.c. ruled 2 4 to 1 the americans cannot give americans subsidies to buy health insurance. the feds cannot do that. court ruling only the states have that authority and since 36 states don't have any obamacare exchanges attached to them that means millions of americans will not

michele nunn, daughter of sam nunn is a democratic candidate. will run for the bacon senate seat. could democrats actually win in red georgia? >> it is one of the few bright spots. david purdue had a very messy primary and runoff. he won, but there it was some blood on the floor. nunn has been above it all. she is fundraising like a machine. as you mentioned, daughter of a very popular governor -- senator in sam nunn. he was the head of the points of light foundation. how moderate and reasonable can you get? i think she has a great chance of winning this. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that alternately staggering through the door with one arm dripping. i think is ultimately really difficult at this point to get elected as a democrat in georgia. i don't see even a pretty bad candidate turning it around. >> george is changing a little bit, i think. jimmy carter's grandson could win the gubernatorial race. it is going to

is this playing into michelle nunn's playbook?appoint her, if that's what she thinks. regardless of who has the most votes tonight we'll be behind the nominee. my opponent and i have said that repeatedly, that we will get together immediately because this is bigger than us, bigger than the state of georgia. it's about the united states of america and putting harry reid back into minority status so we can turn this country around. >> your opponent is attacking you for supporting amnesty because of your support of the chamber of commerce. i know you do not support amnesty. after eric cantore's loss, is that problematic for republican runoff voters? >> i think it is. i think that's why david perdue is coming up with this ridiculous charge, reading polling, knows that he is losing ground because he sat on a board that said the senate amnesty plan was a step in the right direction. we hit him for that. now he has come up with this, which is ridiculous. i'm strong on securing the border. no amnesty, no welfare for illegal aliens and cra

when michelle nunn comes under more scrutiny, we'll see how she holds up. >> do you buy into michelle >> possible but i think that state is hard to democrats. >> let's go to kentucky. this race hasn't moved in six months, and i think there were some republicans who thought they might have a slight lead by now and they don't and that has them a little bit more nervous. >> they should be nervous. he's been unpopular. mitch mcconnell has been unpopular all the way through this. she's holding up reasonably well. she's raising a lot of money. i think this one obviously goes down to election night. >> they don't want to have to make a decision. oh, let's just have -- we have to make it in november but i don't want to have to say now. >> if there wasn't an unpap lar obama, mcconnell would be dead in the water, wouldn't he? >> the saving grace, he runs for re-election in kentucky and not nevada or colorado. >> now the wild card is here and i go, which is new hampshire, virginia, oregon, kansas. you guys get to pick one you think is more likely to become competitive come november. dan, where d

he will face democrat michelle nunn in the fall's general election. >>> and sports, kick it off with baseball. in milwaukee, the brewers and the reds, a pair of homers get the brewers off to a 2-0 lead. and the reds come back, after a batter is hit in the foot by a pitch in the seventh. bottom of the ninth, tied at three. the hero, solo shot into left field for the walk off homer. the brewers take it 4-3. >>> queen elizabeth's racehorse failed a drug test following a recent race. this is true. they announced that five morphine positives were detected, including the queen's horse. initial indications say the positive results came from contaminated feed product. >>> a sweet gesture by lebron james. sending this box of cupcakes and a note to his neighbors in akron for the excessive activity in the area. they swarmed for days after his decision to return to cleveland. >> adrian peterson, reportedly off the market. tied the not with on again, off again girlfriend ashley brown. they attended a gala with wedding rings, and when asked what was her last name? she responded peterson. >>> wes w

this 144-page document was released which outline the potential challenges for michelle nunn's race. us to prioritize fund-raising above all else and focus the candidate's time on it with relentless intensity and require leveraging all of the many assets we have as a result of michelle's network and it includes a list of michelle nunn's potential weaknesses as seen by her own toon, nunn is too liberal, a rubber stamp for democrats, obama/harry reid and nancy bolasie best friend and she's not a real georgian. the response, this was a draft and like all good plans they change but what has not changed and is all the more clear today is michelle's opponents are going to mischaracterize her work and her positions. well, this isn't her opponents mischaracterizing them, her team anticipating how it could be mischaracterized. molly, what did you learn, what was most interesting to you in this memo? >> a lot of stuff in here, a gigantic memo. i think we can anticipate that this will become a refrain. everything she does and says will be greeted by a press release, following the campaign plan

the win means perdue will face democrat michele nunn in this fall's election. >>> a man is dead and two other people are seriously hurt after being struck by lightning tuesday at fort myer's beach. prior to tuesday, 14 people in the u.s. had been killed by lightning this year. five of those deaths were in florida. i'm joined by meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. these lightning strikes are devastating. >> good reason why florida is known as the lightning capital of the world. usually they lead the u.s. easily as far as states with lightning fatalities. a lot of people outdoors and thunderstorms and no exception this year. let's look at this weather pattern as we head into the day today. we have a lot of hot weather across the country, especially in the intermountain west but we have a new storm to deal with in the northwest, brought some rain yesterday to portland area and it is going to be the wettest day in the northwest to areas of seattle included. we probably seen in the last two months. it's kind of a welcomed rainfall for the fire fighting efforts, but the interior he

senate hopeful michelle nunn's campaign is brushing off the loque of her team's very detailed victory plan in georgia. it calls for the candidate to spend 80% of her time raising money. the conservative national review released a trove of nunn's internal strategy memos, giving a very rare glimpse inside the game of national politics. according to "the review," the documents were posted online back in december. included was a list of her biggest vulnerabilities including her work running an atlanta-bags atlanta-based nonprofit and two complaints. another memo was about fund-raising with a member of the strategy team writing, quote, hitting our targets will require us to prioritize fund-raising above all else and to focus the candidate's time on it with relentless intensity. there's also a memo highlighting what the campaign saw in the jewish community saying michelle's position on israel will largely measure the support. she's locked in a tight race with david perdue. and her campaign doesn't argue with the authenticity saying this was a draft of a document that was written eight month

pretty good spokesperson going into what looks like a very tough general election against democrat michelle nunnhey have a good recruit, still a close race. >>> how would you like to have $1 million a day extra for a special project? there are 107 days from now, this sunday to election day and i'm told that shell don adelson, the big casino owner, meeting with republican strategists, they've shown him the senate map, briefed him on the candidates. they've showed him all the polling and he says he wants to make a huge commitment to help republicans take back the senate, a commitment that could be one source in the meeting tells me up to $100 million. we'll keep an eye on that one as we go forward. >> wow. >> that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. we'll see you soon. "state of the union with candy crowley" starts right now. >>> as international teams try to recover the dead and protect the evidence, personal tragedy and global consequences unfold on the ground in eye war zone. the downing of malaysia airline flight 17. >>> today, the u.s. secretary of state. >> we

michelle nunn is a very strong accompanied.er is still revered in the state of georgia. he's running with jimmy carter's grandson. and they've got a shot in a red state, in a year that's not going to be -- >> you must have written tons of these memos. has anyone -- >> what stands out? >> i have a couple of reactions. first off, she's only spending 80% of her time raising money? >> only?! good god! >> i'm serious about this. my line to candidates has always been, you're going to submit about 90% of your time raising money. in that this is a revelation to anybody is just shocking to me. look, this is what american politics is like. candidates spend more than 80% of their time, spend much more like 90% of their time raising must be. and that's how broken the system is. and then the second part of it is, and i've been for a long time now, in a campaign. i just don't hand out paper around the table. everything gets put on the dry erase board. the notion that you're going to put this into long strategic memos and pass out 100 copies

michelle nunn being on the dip kratic ticket and the weight the nunn name carries in georgia.licans had two good choices in the final run off. kingston and then purdue running against her. interestingly the chamber of commerce had been in hard with kingston. the establishment wanted kingston to win it and ran an ad at the end taunting purdue calling him a cry baby because they didn't get his endorsement. i don't know who is crying now, probably the chamber because they didn't get their guy. >> purdue saying he's an outsider from all along. as he admitted in may to kasie, so is his opponent. >> would you argument that you're the outsider work as well against her? >> no. she's an outsider as well. you get into background and the crisis of the day. the crisis of the day, debt, economy and jobs. i have a 40-plus year business experience background. that bodes well dealing with the crisis at hand. the other is because of that background i feel like i can prosecute the record of the last five years. >> kasie, that was you talking to purdue back in may. we already got the e-mails fro

he'll have to get past michelle nunn, daughter of former georgia senator sam nunn.and north carolina - the senate race is expected to be the most expensive in u.s. history. democrat kay hagan is trying to hold on to office and keep alive the senate majority. hague job in polls is shape beating her republican opponent. a reason is democratic groups have been hammering negative ads, portraying him as beholden to wealthy corporate interest. >> the oil billion air coke brothers are piling money tonne tillis, why, because he thinks the rich deserve tax breaks while teachers get a pay freeze. >> in oregon, a decision to legalize recreational marijuana, has enough signatures to earn a place on the ballot. if approved a person of 21 years, will be allowed to possess up to eight ounces of weeds, cultivating up to four plants, and give state agencies a chance to oversee and regulate sales. a similar measure will be on the ballot this november in alaska. voters in washington and colorado passed legalization initiatives in 2012. >> former republican vice president candidate sar

so is david perdue in a primary fight to run against michelle nunn in georgia. last, cory gardner out of colorado who does not support impeaching the president. all the other candidates didn't confirm where they stood on the issue. everybody is freezing the ball. why go for the crazy shot of impeachment when you think you will win if you just shut up? >> you want to play it safe. i think you elect this guy. he's going to washington. first thing he'll do is start impeaching the president. that's not going to play well. >> i wanted the democrats to organize push-pulling and make sure every republican for the ticket and every cd in the country has to say for or against impeachment. >> you look at states like colorado, north carolina where there is just enough vote that if democrats did get out and remember in some of the states like north carolina, you already have a push because of things like voter i.d. to get more african-american voters out, more women because of the supreme court decisions. for republicans, absolutely. they are worried sarah palin will be made

georgia now with republicans unified around david perdue, now the nominee in georgia up against michelle nunn, who is someone that democrats really have high hopes for, the daughter of famous former senator of georgia sam nunn. jon: talk a little bit about the department of veterans affairs, that bipartisan plan is about to be revealed. to reform that department that has been hit by so many scandals, delayed medical care for our veterans. apparently the agreement includes billions of dollars in spending for new clinics, hiring of more doctors and nurses. it would allow veterans to get treatment at non-va hospitals. is this, is there the appetite in congress to spend that kind of money right now on the va? >> on this issue there is, it seems. that before the end of the week we could have this getting through. you had bernie sanders, the senate committee chairman on veterans affairs and jeff miller on the house committee chairman coming together in this tentative agreement. one of the other things this does, besides giving money, about $10 billion to veterans to get non-va health care if they'r

georgia's democratic senate candidate michele nunn is trying to shrugged off a leaked strategy memo detailingeaknesses. being a not real georgian too liberal and a lightweight. to overcome the liabilities the memo dubbed the campaign plan said quote hitting our targets will require us to prioritize fundraising above all else and to focus the candidate's time on with it relentless intensity. it recommended spending her time to fundraiser from jewish and gay donors. and potential to only win about 30% of white votes. >> this is how campaigns are run today. for her it's extra depressing she's like the rest of the guys and gals who are selling their souls for a few votes. >> nunn's low pressure of the nonprofit points of light foundation is identified as a threat because the organization gave grants to problematic entities and service awards to inmates, terrorists, a reference to the islamic relief worldwide group which has been linked to funding hamas. nunn is the daughter of sam nunn. in kentucky the secretary of state democrat allison grimes who like nunn has an influential political dad hopes

he'll have to get hast michelle nunn in the germ election, the daughter of former -- in the general electione daughter of former politician. kay hagan is trying to hold on to office and keep democratic party hopes alive of controlling the senate majority. polls show hagan beating republican challenger by 8-10 points. one reason is because democratic groups have been hammering negative ads, portraying wealthy corporate interests. here is the latest. >> the oil billionaire coke brothers, is showering millions on tom tilize like he's family, why, because he thinks they deserve tax rates while teachers get a pay freeze. >> that's effective, teachers versus the wealth. >>> in oregon, an initiative to legalize marijuana has got enough signatures to be placed on the ballot. if approved, a person who is 21 would be allowed to possess up to eight ounces of weed and cultivate eight plants. it gives agencies a chaps to reg u lace sales. a -- regulate sales. a similar measure will be on the ballot in alaska. in colorado, and washington state - initiatives were passed in 2012. >>> sarah palin, former vic

now let's look at that georgia race, michelle nunn, the daughter of longtime senator sam nunn, democratsf the ticket will be relatively strong, jimmy carter's grandson is their candidate for governor. what about david pursue, a loss last night. wins for the chamber of commerce and the republican establishment. well the chamber backed jack kingston. david purdue whose face you see, the businessman and newcomer to politics. he won that. the buzz among conservatives is that the timing helped david purdue. what have we been talking about a lot, immigration, what does the chamber of commerce want, comprehensivism gracious, path to immigration and conservatives don't like that. jack kingston took on the baggage of the chamber of commerce position on immigration and that helped him. watching this race going forward, you'll have two people, michelle nunn may have a famous name, never run for office and david purdue either so it makes it interesting when you have newcombers to politics. this is a race democrats really need because they are expected to lose in some of those states i mentioned at b

republican nomination in the race to replace retiring senator saxby chambliss running against michelle nunne democratic nominee is the daughter of sam lung who is racking up the totals as the primary fight dragged on through the summer. it could be the best chance to pick up a seat. casey hunt is down there and back on the hill. casey, this is a very big deal race now, the saxby chambliss seat. >> it is. and with something of an unwelcome surprise for the campaign that perdue pulled out at the last minute is upsetting for her because perdue carves this lane for her that she was a volunteer and who could run away from washington and running against jack. her challenge going forward, perdue is pivoting already trying to tag her with an up popular president and she's going to have to walk a careful line of criticizing the president's policies but not at the same time alienating the voter base that she needs to get out here and she needs to expand the electorate in the atlanta suburbs and african-american voters there. i think in the bigger picture, if you step back a little bit, the outcome of

gone to four women running for the senate in southern states, kentucky's alison grimes, georgia's michelle nunn they're also supporting jeanne shaheen in new hampshire and in hawaii. when it comes to governor races, wendy davis may be a big fund-raising draw but emily's list is boosting women for governor in wisconsin, massachusetts and rhode island in addition to new hampshire where governor maggie hassen is the incumbent. they are supporting to rising stars. florida's gwen graham to north carolina's alma adams. stephanie schriock is the president of emily's list and she joins me now. >> good morning. >> obviously this ability that democrats believe is going to drive a wedge between women voters, particularly moderate women, republican women, on the issue of contraception in particular, the hobby lobby case, i hate to be crass, was it more important to lose it politically than to win it? >> it is a terrible loss for women and that is the most important thing we have to remember in politics. this is about actual change in people's lives and it's going to hurt women's lives. but we've seen today

the winner will take on michelle nunn. a bid to prevent the gop from winning control of the chamber. georgia. democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with the caller from pennsylvania. we have the greatest military fighting force in world history. we should only use our military are directly threatened. the military is not a police force. we should not be the world's police. host: when you say directly friend, you mean directly attacked? caller: exactly. like 9/11. i response in afghanistan was proper after 9/11. or if our allies are directly threatened or attacked. we have to protect our allies as well. for: rick perry calling the national guardsmen to protect the border. the houston chronicle has a by -- numbers look at this looking at this. more can be found on the houston chronicle. randy from louisiana. you are on. eisenhower was right about the military-industrial complex. it has been here since they assassinated kennedy. we have a bunch of wars that we've never won. it's all orchestrated. especia

michele knight and, daughter of sam nunn is a democratic candidate. she will run for the bacon senate seat. could democrats actually win in red georgia? >> it is one of the few bright spots. david purdue had a very messy primary and runoff. he won, but there it was some blood on the floor. none has been above it all. she is fundraising like a machine. as you mentioned, daughter of a very popular governor -- senator sam nunn. he was the head of the points of light foundation. how moderate and reasonable can you get? i think she has a great chance of winning this. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that ultimately you stagger sue the door with one arm drooping.

the winner will compete against democrat michelle nunn. 11th district, congressman -- former congressman bob barr this is off -- faces off with the state senator. the un security council meets again this morning, discussing the palestinian-israeli conflict. more than 600 houston in 729 israeli -- more than 600 israelisans and 29 have been killed. the u.s. house devils in today at noon. withwill start today general speeches and come back for legislative work. includingre slated, want to expedite the process of veterans on honor flights to visit war memorials. we will have coverage of both sections today. c-span3 will be live at 3:00 president obama's pick for veterans affairs department, robert mcdonald, will go before a senate committee. words" --end on "after >> i thought it would be compelling to tell the story of a white family and a black family with the same name who come from the same place, and follow them from slavery through the civil war, reconstruction, jim crow, civil rights, up until today, and compare and contrast. >> columnist and author chris to mlinson on his family slav

but also there are other seats like georgia, where michelle nunn, with very famous democratic name ofor, and, is not easily tied to obama, is actually putting georgia in play. so very complicated chess game by both sides. and yes, the president and democrats as well as republicans are going to pour as much money as they canoe these states. some of these are probably going to be the most expensive senate races in u.s. history. martha: it will be fascinating. when you get to september and people come off the beach and start paying attention what is going on, we'll get new numbers at that point. may be a lot more telling than what we're seeing right now. these are compilation of polls done in recent months. we talked about another poll in the tease before this segment that showed mitt romney against president obama and he would have won by double digits if that race were to happen today. now of course these things don't matter because that's over but, it is, it is interesting to look at. we should also point out they put mitt romney against hillary clinton and she wallops him in the same

in republican primary today will meet belle financed democrat with a lot of name recognition, michelle nunnter of former democratic georgia senator sam nunn. congressman jack kingston appeared to the edge with runoff. he was ahead in public opinion polls. 11-term congressman from savannah area, member about republican strategist but brought together a broad coalition of endorsements, everybody from the chamber of commerce to various tea party groups. kingston managed to avoid anti-incumbent sentiment so pervasive in the republican party. >> i never got potomac fever. i never stayed in washington. i never thought for a second that washington knows best. i always tried to take georgia values to washington, not other way around. there is wisdom on the street but you have to listen to it. >> what could affect, low turnout. in last 2 1/2 hours. 40 people voted here in this pre-sent. also david perdue, the challenger, has most support among older voters, 65 and over. in day like today, bill, they are the most reliable who come out to the polls. bill: what about david perdue? he positioned himself