mr. hazel. mr. l: the biggest problem facing us is the economy, but to quote, the man who puts all the guns and decision-making power into the hands of a central government and then says limit yourself is he truly the impractical utopian. the idea the economy isn't the biggest problem we have in georgia is because people don't understand economics. these guys don't understand economics from republicans or democrats or we would not be in the hole we are in in terms of trillions and trillions of dollars. what we need to do is get back to basics. austrian economics where we get rid of this cancer invaded every transaction that we have through a fiat currency system. creating freedom for everybody in georgia is the default position. not more government, not more programs and policies, not more point at the barrel of a gun force and coercion. it is freedom. donna: brian kemp, your answer to the question. gov. kemp: since i did not get a rebuttal after being called out, would just let georgians know again,

mr. hazel. mr. hazel: the biggest problem facing us is the economy, but to quote, the man who puts all the guns and decision-making power into the hands of a central government and then says limit yourself is he truly the impractical utopian. the idea the economy isn't the biggest problem we have in georgia is because people don't understand economics. these guys don't economic -- -- economics from republicans or democrats or we would not be in the hole we are in in terms of trillions and trillions of dollars. austrian economics where we get rid of this cancer invaded every transaction. through a fiat currency system. creating freedom for everybody in georgia is at the default position. not more government, not more programs and policies, not more point at the barrel of a gun force and coercion. it is freedom. moderator: brian kemp, your answers. gov. kemp: since i did not get a rebuttal after being called out, to let georgians know again, my record is being attacked because ms. abrams does not want

mr. hazel, republicans and democrats have raised the alarm over the rise of chinese communist back companies purchasing farmland in the state of georgia. would you agree with mike pompeo that allowing those purchases in the state of georgia is a sign of madness and would you be concerned about the national security application of a chinese calmness party purchasing this land with the support of the state of georgia? shane: i see the set up for this question i understand why this project demi. as libertarian -- projected at me. as libertarians we believe you on your property, states cannot take it away from you or terming who you sell it to. the ccp, that is going through its own internal unrest right now. i believe is probably purchasing this with things like central bank digital dollars in you want that are -- yuan that is coming to a criminal -- critical nature of people are uprising in china. we need to look at how these purchases are being made. are we accepting fiat ccp yuan in georgia as

you have a libertarian candidate mr. hazel, he's polling about two points. over 50% to avoid that runoff. could you imagine if we have a runoff in december, this will be the most expensive runoff in the history of runoffs in the united states. >> harris: you gotten some talking points in there. that's great. i don't know how many people will call her a super star. she denied the election when she lost then calls other people election deniers. it's an interesting thing. quinnipiac is part of that average. some of them are higher than the number that i gave you 5 1/2 and some are lower. it's close. it's not may be close as that one poll that's your favorite, david. doug, i would want to ask this question between the two of them and who gets more stuff done for communities that have high crime. remember stacy abrams was in favor of a boycott over election laws. which turned out to be less strict than the ones in delaware the president's state. >> it did. let's ask the question here, she's costing georgians jobs. she said georgia wasn't a great state. who will g

mr. hazel: this is a repeated behavior. he ignored the rules because it did not benefit him. the state department took over a year to sell the stocks. that is a repack -- repeated pattern of behavior. after being in washington, 30 years, he is it again. he is hiding from the voters the fact he violated the law. he is investing and not about insider trading. he is not being transparent. that is what this issue is about, it is about ethics, not transparency and a repeated action by law an ascii. one standard for everyone else. moderator: senator two years out of office, donald trump remains on the present figure in american politics. regardless of his policies, what are your personal views of him. what would you as an american like the congressional committee investing the -- investigating the january 6 attack to ask him if he appears under subpoena? mr. malinowski mr. kean generous six that put out a bipartisan statement on what is going to -- on down in the capital. my senate majority leader, partly or --. this is not who we are. this is not who we are to the country. i said

mr. carper right to do this debate. i was born and raised in his will pennsylvania. i went to public school there, graduated from hazel area high school. i graduated from penn state. i was so blessed to be born into a loving family. i father james who is here with us, runs a small business. he is a construction company owner. i grew up digging ditches. my mother is a teacher. i'm proud of her. she taught public schools for 30 years. she instilled a love of learning. it had a big effect -- someone who had a big effect was my grandfather. he was born hundred years ago in italy. at ellis island, and he turned him into jim. my father -- grandfather came with the dream. he worked in the coal mines for 50 years. he left his country so much, he would not let has nine children speak italian at the dinner table. he wanted them to be american. that is the kind of love of country i want. ladies and gentlemen, america is off-track. we have gone into a ditch. we need change, and we need it now. need to instill a love of country and traditional values of hard work and patriotism into our country. i am running for congress, to stop