shane hazel, you get a 30 second rebuttal. mr. l: working with the federal reserve who got us into the mess that we are in right now because of a central rise to fiat currency, it would be worthless. they would be dangling carrots in front of the governor, in front of executives, in front of the legislator to do what their mandates are. if they are mandating that they take the property of people, then they will do it. if they want to invade your homes, your privacies, your businesses, they will do it because of cbdcs. donna: donna: stacey abrams, your question to brian kemp. ms. abrams: mr. kemp, under your leadership there is currently a 100 year gap between minority owned businesses and majority-owned businesses. minorities comprise 48% of the population, they only generate 12.2% of the business revenue in the state. and under every analysis we have seen, it will take 100 years to close that gap, given the current process you have in place. you served four years of the senate, eight years as secretary of state in charge of busine

donna: shane hazel, 32nd rebuttal. mr. hazel: working with the federal reserve who got us into the mess that we are in right now because of a central rise to fiat currency, it would be worthless. they would be dangling carrots in front of the governor, in front of executives, in front of the legislator to do what their mandates are. if they are mandating that they take the property of people, then they will do it. if they want to invade your homes, privacy, businesses, they will do it because of cbcs. donna: stacey abrams, your question to brian kemp. ms. abrams: mr. camp, under your leadership there is currently a 100 year gap between minority owned businesses and majority-owned businesses. minorities comprise 48% of the population, they only generate 12.2% of the business revenue in the state. and under every analysis we have seen, it will take 100 years to close the gap, given the current process you have in place. you served four years of the senate, eight years as secretary of state in charge of businesses in four year

- super star shane shane, hazel. >> he weakened gun laws and flooded our streets.ur privacy rights and women's rights. the most dangerous thing facing georgia is 4 more years of brian kemp. >> i would let people at home know the largest fastest growing segment of the population is buying handgun ands firearms is african-americans and females you know why, the criminals are only ones that do have guns. >> georgia we will have less and less gun laws whether under republicans or libertarians, libertarians believe you know how to best protect you some your property, the biggest mass murder in history is government. kennedy: please stop talking. how could that liberty lover shake up the race as we near finish line, fox news powerrages have kemp in front, ahead 5 and 8 could shane hazel once again force a run off in great state of georgia, joining me now shane hazel. great work last night. did you get good feedback from your performance at the debate? >> i got to tell utoday has been and last night, a bit of inundated with people praising the performance, saying thank yo

moderator: shane hazel, you get the final 42nd closing statement. mr. hazel: we are in changing times. technology, money, politics are all changing incredibly fast. as humans, our superpower is our ability to adapt to a changing world. this power to adapt our passion ingenious is unleashed when it is free. free from tax, free from government, free from lockdowns, free from government mandates and free from force and coercion. you know best how to adapt and run your life and it is your right to do so. it is time peaceful people are free to take on the challenges we face. our message is simple -- it's time to leave peaceful people alone. if you believe the government is so innocent, stop robbing us at the point of the gun. moderator: that concludes our debate. election day is tuesday, november 8 and early voting has begun. thanks to our panelists and journalists and the atlanta press club. for more information about the debates, visit the atlanta press club. org/debates. thank you for joining us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,

. >> reporter: adding to the mix, libertarian shane hazel trying to insert himself. it was a match between republican incumbent governor brian kemp and democratic challenger stacy abrams. sparring on issues ranging from economy and democracy >> we need a governor who believes in access to right to vote and not voter suppression. >> for someone to say that we have been suppressive in our state when we've seen turnouts including minorities, african-american and latino and others is not true. >> reporter: abrams criticized the governor for signing a bill that allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons in public without a license. kemp insisted it allows law-abiding citizens to protect their family and property. >> people at home know the largest fastest growing segment of the population is buying handguns and firearms is african-americans and females. >> they think that's the only way to protect themselves because of guns have flooded our streets. these are communities that want to be safe. they don't want to have to carry weapons. >> reporter: early voting in georgia

the other wild card in this was shane hazel the libertarian.candidates abrams and kemp look conventional not necessarily in a bad way but more like the grown ups in the room which i'm sure would help either of them with their base. >> i think that's a really good point. georgia is used to conventional politics. you are right. georgians have voted historically for what they know, who they know, and the person they like along with the policies combined. and this is where kemp has an advantage, even as detractors will tend to lean towards him because it's working. he reopened the state. he is going to give them a tax break as a result of being reopened. and that's something that abrams was against. >> steve: okay, joe? >> i think to that point, you look at what happened here with this bidenflation that is destroying america. people living on fixed incomes. they can't afford to keep a roof over their head. can't afford to keep food on the kitchen table. the notion that stacey abrams is somehow going to be a champion for the middle out robust recove

. >> they were joined by shane hazel who at many points sparred aggressively. let's bring in jackie kucinich. the closing arguments underway. the economy brought up the most in many days. listen to this. >> i wish he had stood up to the party because it might have made the inflation crisis we've been seeing a lot better if he hadn't done which he always done which is vote with nancy pelosi. >> georgians should know my desire to help them fight through 40 year high inflation and high gas prices and other things that our georgia families are facing right now quite honestly because of policies from president biden and the democrats. >> the republicans are trying to coalesce around the bidenomics story. they're trying to say biden caused this and the white house is unveiling student loan reform over the counter hearing aids, trying to make their case that way. should the white house be talking about abortion or the economy, stupid? >> i mean, so the reason republicans talk about you said economy, crime, abortions, rinse, repeat in all of these debates across the co