i will defeat raphael warnock. i'd be honored to earn your vote. >> captain sullenberger was an air force academy graduate just like myself. that's part of my american dream story. the american dream is comprised of freedom and opportunity and american exceptionalism. that is what is at risk right now. what i want republicans to really understand is that this race is unique. this is the cradle of civil rights, atlanta georgia, george altogether, and raphael warnock, stake it's -- stacey abrams, that ticket is going to come at us with all they have. they are the top fundraisers in the united states. they are going to hit us on social issues and that something no one here has been -- i know how to debate social issues. growing up in a black family, you're going to learn how do you debate social issues. in terms of being the most well-rounded candidate, there's no one here born and raised in georgia, a veteran, business person knows his social issues, just like baseball. he's saying i've got to put the right picture t

senator raphael warnock voted early, about two weeks ago.s a state where early voting broke records. more than 850,000 georgians voted early here, that's up 212% compared to 2020. there you see the candidate with his wife julie walking this way. a lot of people voted early including warnock. herschel walker voting for the first time today. how are you feeling, mr. walker? >> how are you doing? i'm all right. >> reporter: we're going to let him get to voting and ask him questions. as you mentioned, he has not participated in a single primary debate in this state. that's something others have been critical of, that warnock is an experienced politician and debater. that being said -- you had senator mitch mcconnell saying he's not sure if he would support and endorse him later in the fall. he has gotten behind him. he was encouraged to run by -- long-time friend of president trump and was at one of his final primary rallies in athens, georgia, talking about a lot of issues we hear donald trump talk about, a lot of different cultural issues, if

is herschel walker, the college football star now poised to face off for senate control with raphael warnock. >> ed o'keefe in atlanta, thanks. >>> a second air force cargo plane loaded with formula from germany is expected to arrive in virginia tomorrow and will be greeted by first lady jill biden and the surgeon general. here is cbs'ing me oliver. >> reporter: all eyes are on this nestle distribution center near allentown, pennsylvania, where the second emergency shipment of baby formula will be sent after arriving at washington dulles airport. 114 palettes of hypoallergenic infant tomorrow la will be sorted and sent to hospitals and retailers this weekend. in an effort to get them faster, the federal government has waived drive time requirements for truckers. meantime, the fed's slow response to safety concerns at the country's largest formula-making plant is coming under fire. the first bacterial infection possibly linked to abbott's formula was reported in september. a whistle-blower report followed in october. but the fda did not inspect the company's michigan plant until january 31st.

especially if that challenger ends up being the incumbent, raphael warnock. >> i think that sits in herschel'stime to understand the issues, articulate what his conservative ba believes are. but if you just simply sit back, tries to rely on the fact that he's friends with donald trump and he's a sports icon, i worry about the potential outcome. >> reporter: georgia voters will have their say next week. >> our thanks to bob. >>> when question come back, president biden remembering the victims in buffalo. this is the story of two homes. they both have bugs, but only one has zevo. want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light—not odors or chemical insecticides—to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so you don't have to. trap the bugs and simply send 'em away. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. ♪ >>> finally tonight, president biden today sending a message of hope and healing in buffalo. the president and first lady, dr. jill biden, paying their respects and visit is with the families of the ten people killed in saturday's racist attack on a supermarket. at times bot

stacey abrams, raphael warnock here in georgia need those numbers to improve in order to get the biden coalition to turn out again, same story goes in places like pennsylvania, arizona, nevada, all across the country so the white house as to looks at these numbers with great concern, that's why you have seen the white house in recent days step up the takens to show it is in top of the baby formula short tarnlg, shortage, the flights are coming from europe, unless they show action the 0 polls will get worse. >> brennan: absolutely, and personal issue for many. thanks for your reporting from atlanta, ed o'keefe, when we come back, a closer look at the economy, stay with us. >> miss allen over there isn't checking lesson plans. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .5% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkle results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. >>

he will face off now against democrat senator raphael warnock in november. former georgia bulldog wasted no time taking on the left. >> they are ruining this great country. these people call themselves progressives. but this isn't progress. this is self-destruction. they control all the cities, defund our police, dress joe biden up as a woke outfit and he is walking around the white house as they push these policies that are hurting americans. showing weakness to our enemies. >> harris: charles watson live in atlanta with more. >> good morning. more on that senate race in a second. you saw former president trump whose political power proved to be a little shaky in georgia after two of his endorsed candidates fell to secure wins in two of the most profile races in the state. david perdue took a beating from brian kemp who pulled in well north of 70% of the vote in the republican gubernatorial primary. this despite taking on attacks from perdue who laid the blame for the 2020 republican electoral meltdown in georgia squarely on kemp. the incumbanlt governor is

now he's behind raphael warnock by five. i mean, everything this guy touches in georgia politics dies on the vine politically. >> raphael warnock is in the senate today largely because of donald trump, right. and perdue didn't manage to make it last time around, i remember driving around the state back then and perdue was trying and didn't manage to do it. it doesn't look like he's going to make it into the governor's mansion this time around either. i think the race to watch is the secretary of state because that could be where donald trump does have some traction still in the state. it's an important race between brad raffens burger and jody hice. the polling in april had them neck-and-neck. and the only policy studying him is that he supports the notion that the 2020 election was stolen and that donald trump actually won the state of georgia. he could still be georgia's next secretary of state and the question is if that race is close in 2024, which is why in some way s we're watching all of these primaries now, let's sup

it's time to cancel joe biden and raphael warnock.hat was the ad from the national republican senatorial committee. now here's the ad from senator raphael warnock. [video clip] >> i, dad, senator, a pastor. but a magician, i am not. in just a year in the senate did i think i could fix washington? of course not. but every day i focused on what i could do for our state, creating jobs, fixing infrastructure. expanding health care. i approve this message because that's not managing, it's doing the job for door -- for georgia. guest: it's very clear that an rsc is the messages about gas, inflation and very much these pocketbook issues you talked about earlier. and for democrats, warnock is in this situation typically when they run for reelection they have six years they can point to grade at this point he only has been there for about a year and a half and so he is saying there are more things i want to do and he is clearly very affable, even some republicans admitted in the 2020 race that he's cast -- but he is charismatic. you see that c

it's time to cancel joe biden and raphael warnock. that was the ad from the national republican senatorial committee. now here's the ad from senator raphael warnock. [video clip] >> i, dad, senator, a pastor. but a magician, i am not. in just a year in the senate did i think i could fix washington? of course not. but every day i focused on what i could do for our state, creating jobs, fixing infrastructure. expanding health care. i approve this message because that's not managing, it's doing the job for door -- for georgia. guest: it's very clear that an rsc is the messages about gas, inflation and very much these pocketbook issues you talked about earlier. and for democrats, warnock is in this situation typically when they run for reelection they have six years they can point to grade at this point he only has been there for about a year and a half and so he is saying there are more things i want to do and he is clearly very affable, even some republicans admitted in the 2020 race that he's cast -- but he is charismatic. you see that

since he entered the race last summer, he's been entirely focused on raphael warnock in november. that is how confident he is. he's even scheduled a unity celebration tomorrow, inviting his republican rivals to show up with him to show unity. of course, that invitation has gone unanswered by his rivals who still feel like they have a shot. >> what does walker's success here tell you about the different kind of republican we're seeing running many times across the board? >> well, celebrity helps. celebrity helps a lot. african american helps on the republican side. that is a very enticing combination. the problem that herschel walker has, he's not going to be able to avoid raphael warnock once the general election tarts. he's had -- he's not been tested or pressed. and at the times that he has come out and made statements, the parties find themselves having to run away from them, clean them up. so there's a lot to this package, a lot more to this package, than the running of it, than the presentation of it. going back to the conversation we just had, georgia voters are probably now

and colonel senator raphael warnock is way ahead in his bid for the nomination for senate.ng us. alison, let's talk about these races, what voters are telling you. i also know they went to a big democratic fund-raiser headlined by stacey abrams. how is this primary setting up for both sides? >> you know, it is interesting. right now, most of the action in terms of the primary has really been on the republican side. stacey abrams, she does not have a democratic challenger. senator raphael warnock technically does, but it really has not been even close to a competition throughout this really entire time, since both of those candidates sort of announced their candidacy. when you look at the republican, side obviously the most interesting primary challenge was former senator david perdue, challenging incumbent governor brian kemp. and the trump endorsement. it is interesting, because as i have spoken to voters and deeply red districts, part of our series for county to county, when i was talking to voters into tua county, georgia, which is a deeply red republican stronghold, a f

that seems to be incredibly mobilizing, motivating factor for democrats and senator raphael warnock isked a lot about it last night. ali. >> alison, thank you very much for a very full report and. that gives us a sense of where we're looking for. as we watch those returns on tuesday night. alison barbara for us in atlanta, georgia. she'll be covering this all the way through. georgia's one of many states with republican candidates who have tonight the 2020 election results. up next, we're gonna take a look inside why voters would ignore the anti-democracy warnings and still vote for republican candidates anyways. blican candidates anyways. blican candidates anyways. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? oh, like how i customized this scarf? wow, first time? check out this backpack i made for marco. oh yeah? well, check out this tux. oh, nice. that'll go perfect with these. dude... those are so fire. [whines] only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ right now, we're all feelin' a little strapped. but weekends a

herschel walker to flip one of senate seats red challenging raphael warnock this fall.pot for georgia secretary of state and in texas attorney general ken paxton projected to keep his job beating georgia p bush. now to arkansas sarah huckabee sanders winning the gop's nomination for governor and in the alabama gop senate primary no clear winner, the katie and mo bracks are heading to a runoff there. well, president biden expected to sign executive order on police accountability after failing to advance legislation in congress biden signing the order expecting to happen today the second anniversary by the way of georgia floyd's death in minneapolis which sparked nationwide protest in 2020. this will limit federal officers ability to use force, create registry and major disciplinary actions against officers and require some of that data to be made public. now the order only applies to federal agencies, the action comes after out of control crime and expected to be key issue in midterms and accused democrats on being soft on crime. finally, take a look at wendy shares, sto

senate primary is headlined by a former nfl superstar herschel walker the expected challenger for raphael warnock in november. >>> overseas today in japan president biden meeting with the emperor and the prime minister and trying to stave off fears of a recession here at home and making news by abandoning decades old policy of strategic ambiguity and saying the united states would fight for taiwan if it is attacked by china. >> you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> that's the commitment we made. >> the white house immediately walked that back, saying the policy has not changed. >>> in ukraine, a russian soldier sentenced to live in prison by a kyiv judge after pleading guilty in the shooting death of a 62-year-old ukrainian civilian in the early days of the invasion. and ukrainian military officials say russia is escalating its offensive throughout the donbas region. >>> and there is some relief coming for millions of parents today as the second major delivery of b

raphael warnock is a name people know at this time. so you have these two candidates are on the whole, when you talk to people about general impressions, not going deep into background issues, particularly as it relating to walker, but throw the name out there, what do you think? both warnock and walker, both people say they are likable people. i get the sense that the perception of both of them as individuals is pretty good in this state, when you talk to people, particularly in a place like this, athens where herschel walker is known very well, he has rally here in a couple of hours. whether or not they plan to support him in the general election, the answers are split. let's take a listen. >> it's a big name, and for me, it's more for party. you know, i've seen a lot of changes over the past ten years, and, you know, i'm not so happy with some of the direction the country is going. >> politics is not his -- is not his arena. sports is his arena. if he wants to be well known and remembered, that's what he was good at. >> reporter: wh

into the end zone easily tuesday night in a crowded primary race and face democratic senator raphael warnockn what could be one of the most contentious senate rate this year. but the primary here in georgia that president trump probably cared most about is that involving the governor, brian kemp, being challenged by former senator david perdue who jumped into this race at the former president's urging. kemp looks likely to win putting him once again in a rematch with democrat stacey abrams this fall. >> duncan: it looks like the poll also shows the inflation, the economy, they are still top priorities for voters, right? >> they are. and look at this figure. this is interesting. when asked which party do you trust more to address insnraition and the economy, notably voters are essentially split, that suggests they don't think either party is doing enough or saying enough to address rising costs. and it's a plea for them to do so. there's also a warning sign for the white house in these numbers. just over half of democrats now rate the economy as bad for the first time since president biden to

the winner of the primary will face incumbent democrat, senator raphael warnock in the general election. tonight's coverage is courtesy of georgia public broadcasting. moderator:

he's going to be goingg up against democratic senator raphael warnock in november. this is also a racehe that democrats are expected to spend heavily. of course they want to keep that senate seaty y ep t blue . herschel walker, though, easily winning in his primary tonight . there's going to be a lot of questionsl beout aboutis what the general election is going to look like right nowok l from the republican race as we watch. no major surprises here in georgia. laura . mark, that senate contest is going to be fascinating. thanks so much. and let's go to alabama for two major gop primary elections. governor and senate i say i have me is in montgomery with all of the details. sam hey, laura . i can tell you well, not just yet, but the recent that's okay. but the recent results show that katie haret is leading r the pack of six republicans who are vying forep the open u.. senate seat. she is the former chief of staff for retiring senator richard shelby. meantime, we're also watching congressman mo brooks very, very closely. he actually recently surged in the polls two

>> yeah, you look at the senate democrat -- raphael warnock. he doesn't have a viable chance, the only person challenging that is never pulled above a 6%. so, he's been quiet on the campaign, robbyn's campaign have said that his focus on governing right now not on campaigning. stacy averages who's running for governor, she does not have a primary challenge at all. so, things have felt a little quiet on the democratic side, there was a fundraising gala in when it county, a very important swing county in this state. and all the candidates on the democratic sad, they gave speeches that we got a sense a little bit, of where the campaign might be headed once we get through the primaries. listen to what stacey abrams had to say last night. >> we've heard the current occupant of the office has been doing a lot of regifting. i was trying to remember that episode of seinfeld, i pulled it up and it is indeed, i felt like dÉjÀ vu. and it turns out that brian kemp is a regifter. you see, joe biden signed legislation that our friends lucy mcbath and carolyn

just say i'm raphael warnock, running for u.s.en senator long. you know, his focus is on medicare, getting costs down for insulin and so forth, affordable drugs, which that's another big thing. you know, it's crazy that you go over to canada and insulin is $12 and you come over here and it's 100 bucks. it's insane. making medicine affordable to those on fixed incomes. i think he's a grassroots person, he comes from, i believe, savannah, georgia, meager beginnings. so he understands. so he's really focusing on the community that a lot of us don't, our elderly. they're important. we need to keep them healthy, we need to keep them going and that seems to be what a lot of his focus is. >> where to begin there, elise? there is a lot in there. first of all, we should say that senator warnock is the senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church, where martin luther king preached. and the allegation of his wife was not born out that he drove over her foot with a car. so to parallel that with what herschel walker has been accused of and has adm

in the senate race, incumbent senator raphael warnock, he does not have a viable candidate., he has been pretty quiet. and it makes sense, when you think about the fact that he does not have a very valuable primary challenger. you have such a crowded republican primary, the republicans have sort of been fighting and attacking each other. so his campaign, he has said, he's focused more on governing. the work he is doing in washington, d.c., not on the campaign. he did speak at that fundraising gala last night, i got a bit of a preview of the issues that he likely will focus on once we get into the general election. after tuesday. a big issue that we talked about last time, abortion rights. let's listen. >> i just happen to think that a patients room is too small and cramped with space for a woman, her doctor, and the united states government. that is too many people in the room. [noise] and being antiabortion does not make you pro life. >> georgia passed a controversial heartbeat bill that would make abortions illegal before most people know they are pregnant. this is going t

wedged against barack obama doing his senate and presidential runs were we're leveled against raphael warnock in the debate that he had with kelly leffler. no fewer than a dozen times that she call him a radical liberal and you better believe that will be the republican attack line this time around because it plays into the fears of republicans that that the nation is slipping down a more leftward path and certainly robert warnock has a progressive track record, of course, and and if you looked at maybe his biggest issue last year what he was most identified and associated with was federal voting rights expansion the john lewis act they got held up in legislative gridlock, but this year, of course, he has an abandoned his support for that at all, but this year you're not seeing him emphasized that issue nearly as much as he's emphasizing those other issues i talked about fighting rising inflation the federal gas tax break for fuel capping the price of insulin all those things or what he is the message that he is pounding every day and it's meant to show that hey he can work across party lines

to end up at an expensive contest with a fight for senate control against democratic senator raphael warnock o'keefe in atlanta, thanks, ed. now to the ongoing baby formula now to the election and primary now to the ongoing baby formula shortage. a second air force cargo plane loaded with formula from germany is expected to arrive in virginia tomorrow and will be greeted by first lady jill biden and the surgeon general. here's cbs' meg oliver. >> reporter: all eyes are on this nestle distribution center near allentown, pennsylvania, where the second emergency shipment of baby formula will be psent after arriving at washington dulles airport. 114 pallets of hypoallergenic formula for infants will be sorted for delivery to hospitals, families in need, and retailers nationwide, as soon as this weekend. in an effort to get them there faster, the federal government has waived drive time requirements for truckers transporting vital baby formula ingredients and packaging. meantime, the fed's slow response to safety concerns at the country's largest formula- making plant is coming under fire. the fi

to end up at an expensive contest with a fight for senate control against democratic senator raphael warnock. john. >> dickerson: ed o'keefe in atlanta, thanks, ed. there is breaking news from the korean peninsula. u.s. and say north korea fired three ballistic missiles today. they have conducted at least three other missile tests this year, one exanl of delivering a nuclear warhead to the continental united states. these latest missiles were fired just hours after president biden wrapped up a trib to asia, where he urged leaders to do more to help ukraine defend itself against russia. the war in ukraine has been ranging for three months now, and today, a cbs news crew came dangerously close to the fighting. here is cbs' imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: it's only a handful of farm houses and fields, but russia has been targeting this villagly major ser i haed and his soldies have been defending it for weeks, but have recently changed tactics. this is now an offensive. you're targeting russian forces. >> we are targeting every day, because exactly, we need to do this. >> reporter: you have to do thi

football star in the state, is likely to win easily his party's nomination to face incumbent raphael warnock in november. >>> donald trump and mike pence campaigned on competing sides in georgia yesterday. pence holding a rally at an airport for incumbent governor kemp, while trump called into a tele-rally for daifrd david perdue. trump calls kemp the worst election integrity governor in the country. pence called governor kemp one of the most successful republican governors in the country. >> i'm here because brian kemp is the only candidate in tomorrow's primary who has already defeated stacey abrams, whether she knows it or not. i know, i can read the newspaper. i know the polls look good. real good. but don't let up. don't slow down. keep chugging. >> the latest fox news poll has governor kemp leading donald trump's hand-picked candidate, david perdue, by32 points. the average of polls has kemp up over 20 points. trump dismissed the polls, saying he expects a surprise. >> they tried to put out some fake news about me sort of losing faith in david. and i'll tell you what, if you know david

in the senate races almost all democratic incumbents running again like raphael warnock in georgia and mark kelly in arizona, catherine cortez masto in nevada. you also have a lot of incoming governors running a both sides but to the extent there been primary challenges to incumbent governors they've been a republican side. you have had donald trump against sitting republican governors but trump as necessary had success in that, his bids to essentially kick out incumbent republican governors in primaries. the race tonight is a most high profile of those here but i agree and does feel like there's much more action on the republican side. there's been a lot more republican participation in the primaries on the republican side compared to the democratic side. >> host: the all-important turnout numbers. >> guest: i don't know if primary turnout is predictive of november outcomes but if your belief going into the primaries is that republicans are more engaged, this is a republican leaning your, nothing but the primary turnout which we offer that idea. then the texas runoff tonight. guest: y

raphael warnock that won in that special election is running to secure a full term. he's a democrat's presumptive nominee. for republicans, herschel walker is leading the pack with a 58-point spread in the latest fox news poll. for governor brian kemp, he looks like he will keep his job and david perdue is trying to unseat him. racial flame thrower stacey abrams, remember she never conceded during her own 2018 gubernatorial loss. she's the presumed democratic nominee. she's also the one that led the charge equating georgia's voting law to jim crow. >> i do agree it's racest. it's a redo of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> laura: well, we have news for you. the national review got their hands on data from the georgia secretary of state's office. as of last week, over 102,000 more black voters have cost early votes in this year i primary than in 2018 when you ran the other time. that's more than three times the number that cast early ballots back then. the state has seen a record turnout for early voting. that's great. joining us now is horace keeper project 21 co-chair.

the georgia bulldogs football star wins he will face democratic incumbent raphael warnock in november, todd, back to you. >> todd: jackie, thank you for admittedly i've ran a campaign but insulting the entire electric may not be a smart choice but who am i? >> i think you are right. >> todd: jackie thank you. charges dropped against a 16-year-old accused of shooting nypd officer. and the judge who let him off is driving own agenda from the bench. councilman joe borelli joins us next. >> griff: and you need to see, the sheriff's deputy smashing through windows to save a 9-year-old boy minutes before a house fire turns into a massive explosion. >> get up, bud, come here, keep coming! give me your hand! >> no! >> todd: we are talking to to te hero deputies behind that. stay tuned xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. get $400 off an eligi

former football star herschel walker and senator raphael warnock both easily won their races and willoff in the general election this november. and democrats are getting to work quickly. new web video released by the democratic party of georgia highlights the controversies surrounding walker. take a look. >> herschel walker. >> the candidate is drumming up controversy. >> a big name senate candidate doing damage control. >> walker violated the law by spending money as a political candidate before declaring his candidacy. >> records showed mr. walker's own company benefitted from ppp loans despite ridiculing businesses for taking the payout. >> cancelled following backlash from this. a swastika made up of vaccine syringes. >> science said man came from -- if that is true, why are there still apes? >> meanwhile, in the house, congressman marjorie taylor greene faced a court battle to be allowed to run for re-election, she also won last night. and alabama's republican senate primary is headed for runoff. katie brit, a form r top aide to retiring senator richard shelby will face congressm

has called for walker easily over the 50% threshold he will face off this november now against raphael warnock and look at that almost 97% for warnock has been to send about a year and a half so he and walker will go in november in the peach state, pop on over here for a moment. georgia closed about an hour and 15 minutes ago. alabama closed about 15 minutes ago, eight o'clock eastern time. and this is a pretty interesting race here on the republican side. i'll show you that what i would keep an eye on mo brooks down here. no data in just yet and katie britt katie britt used to work for the outgoing retiring senator richard shelby. she wants his job and so too is mo brooks. what's interesting about brooks tucker is that donald trump endorsed him and then withdrew the endorsement about two months ago. and ever since then his poll numbers apparently have gone higher. who wins this race? we do not know. but just something we're watching there in alabama on the governor's side as well . no data just in just yet. a lot of people think i've has the inside track on that. and again, just like georgia,

to see what happens with this, but allocations are that it will be herschel walker will face raphael warnockgia. all eyes are on it. stay with fox news channel for all the coverage of primary races in four states today in the u.s. >> it's unbelievable flying baby formula from europe to the united states as a political win for them. it is embarrassing. their priorities are so totally out of whack with the american people. >> harris: she is not wrong. "fox & friends" weekend co-host. she went after on this very bram the biden administration as europe is bailing america out of the baby formula crisis. the "wall street journal" reports the fda is putting the brakes on that started confiscating large amounts of formula for reasons such as non-english labeling. like americans wouldn't be able to follow directions. somebody couldn't translate it for us. we have google. scoop sizes, the american government can't send scoop sizes? they have warehouses full of backup. maybe the formula has expired but scoops haven't and storage safety. my list is long. the journal argues if the fda refuses to leave ba

going against raphael warnock, if that is the matchup.the issues and talks about it. so a lot of republicans are now saying they're concerned about how he will fare in november. they're looking ahead to the general election. so that's why they'll have to watch and see. >> okay. all right. georgia politics has become quite the race. quite fun. especially with you guys. lisa and bill, thank you so much. we'll see you soon. >> always a pleasure. see you later, bill. >>> this quick programming note. stanley tucci sets out to explore how italian immigration has transformed the food scene in his adopted hometown of london in a brand new of "stanley tucci, searching for italy". >> mashed potatoes here, scallops. >> two minutes on the grill, and then it's time for pyro tech nicks. >> this is dangerous, yeah? >> that's nice. so now, a few drops of this on top. and we add two main ingredients. >> that's like a candy practically? >> it's quite unusual but -- >> whoa. whoa. now -- >> bread soaked in vinegar, anchovies, capers and garlic. extra virgin

won the georgia house primary in her district herschel walker will face off against democrat raphael warnock alabama, the republican primary heading to a runoff in june mo brooks will face off against katie brit brooks lost donald trump's endorsement after he told the president to put the 2020 election behind him. pennsylvania's republican senate primary race between oz and mccormick triggered a mandatory recount. keep in mind oz is a celebrity doctor who former president trump endorsed mccormick is a former hedge fund ceo. understate rules, pennsylvania counties must start recounting ballots by no later than next wednesday. then they must finish those recounts by the following week that's the latest here from the cnbc newsroom. >>> twe're learning much more about the first responders who confronted the gunman as he barricaded himself inside that double classroom, including the hero border agent who put his life on the line nbc's gabe gutierrez has that story. >> reporter: tonight the law enforcement officer who s who se the gunman in uvalde are being hailed as heros, one of them an unidenti

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he will face senator raphael warnock in the general election. far-right republican congressmember marjorie taylor greene easily defeated five opponents in her primary. another winner tuesday was democratic congressmember lucy mcbath, who beat fellow congressmember carolyn bourdeaux. the two had to face each other due to redistricting. mcbath is a longtime gun control activist 217-year-old son jordan davis was shot dead by white man in 2012 after a dispute over loud music at a gas station in florida. in texas, the race between democratic congressmember henry cuellar and progressive challenger jessica cisneros is too close to call. the democratic establishment as well as aipac lined up behind cuellar who is an anti-choice, pro-gun democrat whose home was raided by the fbi in january. cisneros was endorsed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's a supporter of medicare for all, the green new deal and reproductive rights. president biden has wrapped up his first trip to asia as president as

. >> herschel walker is up against raphael warnock. would anybody consider voting for walker? >> what, the famous football player? >> reporter: what do you know about him? >> i know nothing about him. >> he doesn't go to debates. >> i haven't heard him advocating any positions of policy. >> a lot of opinions about him, strong opinions about him on both sides. >> that's why this race is going to be a compelling race, an entertaining race. not to turn politics into a game but it's going to be quite a show. herschel walker is such a penalty. personality. the domestic violence accusations against him are quite horrible. >> and this could be determinative. it's races that republicans and democrats are both watching. let's talk about turnout. we've seen a ton of voters come out in early voting. there was a lot of worry about georgia with the new voting laws. what can you tell us about who's showing up? >> i think there a couple of things. it has been an extraordinary turnout, over 845,000 voters who have turned out to vote. we look at black voters. women have been 65% of that number

the fact is that the so-called moderates like tester and raphael warnock, the only voice concerned about issues like border or inflation when it was obvious that the issues are hearting their party in the mid-term. where were they in 2020 or last year? in the big open senate seat contest, two more liberals are attempting this transparent branding. congressman tim ryan trying to beat out j.d. vance in hall of fame. now ryan who voted with nancy pelosi 100% of the time according to pro publica is now pretending to be donald trump on the china issue. >> defunding the police is way off the mark. we need more cops, not less. my party also got it wrong on the trade deals that sent your jobs overseas. i've always fought those working against you. >> laura: yeah, this complete nonsense, believe none of it. a vote for ryan is a vote for chuck schumer. on important issues, chemoments, he will never challenge his party's leadership, never. as for john fedder man, we wish him a speedy recovery, but pennsylvanians shouldn't be fooled by the sweatshirt, jim shorts look. it's sloppy and unconvincing. j

and the night before january six, reverend raphael warnock, longtime pastor about lanterns ebenezer baptistwas elected senator from georgia. reverend warnock and the chaplains are perfectly capable of being very christian, and also existing very happily within the multi faith and multi ethnic democracy represented by the united states congress. none of them are storming the capitol. this particular brand of christiana de that is linked up with the trump movement is a different kind of thing. christian nationalism. the belief that the united states should be ruled by christians and by a certain narrow interpretation of evangelical christian values is not a new thing. the journalist, michelle goldberg wrote a book about the rise of christian nationalism back in 2006. but what is new is the fusion of that ideology with the political movement of pro trump stop the steal election denialism. evangelical leaders preaching to their congregations about the stolen election, praising the january 6th attack as a righteous revolution to restore america. it's also about the fusion of religion and race to

arizona race try to hold his seat, raphael warnock -- those are the close up tossup seats insight elections has rated this cycle part is there any seat and incumbent holds are given the favor to another party? amcu i missing one? >> that isno correct we currenty do not have any seats with an uncomfortable either party that we see is it more likely than not to flip. this time point time we don't have any seats on the map. how by one part of the sea is more likely than not to flit. like you said we've got democrats and aren't tossup category for those are highly vulnerable seats for democrats could lose any of them they could lose all of them, they could lose none of them with the tossup category is for. but republicans, even the marginal seats they are defending we see those as beginning with an ever so slight republican tilt give it the national environment heading into november.nt >> will make it to care hisai wedding in nebraska line for democrats thanks for waiting. >> hi. thanks for taking my call. i was wondering if i could ask your guests to comment on another governors race in nebras

his republican rivals have warned he can't win in a general election against democratic senator raphael warnockon fund and dana milbank of "the washington post." thoughts on first -- let's start with the herschel walker race. he's going to win because he's famous, right? that's pretty simple. >> he's going to win because he's famous and because he's a skion of donald trump. donald trump's influence is much more prevalent in presumeries in which there's not a strong republican nominee who has had a long standing relationship with the primary electorate. primaries are pretty much decided by a small and dedicated group plaintiff local officials. that's why brian kemp is going to win in the governor's race but herschel walker is unqualified and fit and frankly an embarrass president. it's hard to obfuscate after a long black week. he's the token black that republicans it hold up to say the worst possible things on planet and say he's black, therefore, we're not racist. herschel walker is a joke. an excellent running back but there's nothing in his life his fry or story to show he's an embarrass pre

how does that senate race against democratic senator raphael warnock look to you?> you know, this just gave senator warnock much greater, a much greater change a winning. reelection in november. he's been doing an excellent job as a senator. he's very well respected in the state. and you compare him to an absolute degenerate like herschel walker, he is a degenerate loser liar fraud, domestic abuse are. and this is someone who the republican party has backed as their senate candidate. shame on mitch mcconnell and everyone else who has put up with the sham that herschel walker is. would an embarrassment. michael, you and i know that candidate recruitment was really important and something that the republicans used to be prideful about. the east of pride in this, about the quality of the candidate they put forth. especially for senate. and you have this fool as your leader for the senate race in georgia? i mean, not only is he a liar, he lied about graduating top of this class in georgia. he did need to do much research to find that out that was a lie, let's be honest

. >> i'm raphael warnock. i'm a dad, a senator, and a pastor, but a magician, i'm not.ear in the senate, did i think i could fix washington? of course not. >> it's clever. right? it's clever. again republicans saying he called him clever. in the sense you're running in this political environment where they are saying democrats, you have this power, what did you do? he's trying to say i can't do everything. >> he's setting expectations for the voter and setting in the reality that a lot of voters are still hurting. inflation, we can go through the list which we've done over and over again. warnock has been like i've only been there a year. give me more time. it's a clever strategy. he's also talking about some issue bs that he knows voters talk about including insulin. something the senate has not passed yet but democrats want to help the midterms. >> and it's not just him and what he's done. he's the majority maker. he was the last guy elected in -- after a runoff. and it was -- there was so much happening in georgia. it was his election that allowed the democrats to be

most georgia republicans believe that raphael warnock and jon ossoff are in the senate because trump was questioning the election process in georgia. here he goes again. >> they're starting to get nervous it's going to happen again. i think the big question is i don't think anyone thinks that trump is actually going to get behind kemp after he wins, but will he work to actively undermine him? he said things like stacey abrams might be better as governor than their own republican governor. that's the concern among republicans. >> help me with this in the sense that georgia republicans appear poised to count the votes tonight to tell trump no when it comes to getting rid of their governor. republicans seem to like their governor. and mike pence pushing away. there will be some things tonight we can say a ha, the party is turning on trump some, but just about everybody running for office wants to hug him some. >> david purdue is an outstanding man. >> our conservative endorsed by president trump. >> chris car fights to preserve president trump's policies to crack down on illegal immigra

raphael warnock, likely the democratic nominee.epending on who gets this exact nomination, let's say it is herschel walker. can the democrats attack him in the fall. he has a record, he has said some things in that record. if he ends up being victorious, we'll see what republicans say about herschel walker. >> the primary in alabama has interesting quirks, harry? >> no one was paying attention to it. i brought it up last week and wait a minute, what's going on here -- look, mo brooks, donald trump initially endorsed mo brooks, but withdrew that endorsement in march. he didn't necessarily like some of the numbers going on. it's going to be interesting to see if brooks can make a runoff. because, again, those deep southern primaries, the leader needs 50% plus 1. other than there's a top-two runner-up on june 21. even if one of these top-tier candidates ends up being the leader, if they don't hit 50% plus 1 there will in fact be a runoff. in the deep southern primaries it's not just who the leader, it's whether or not they get the maj