sherry beasley is a democratic candidate for senate in south carolina. right now there are no black female senators in the u.s. senate, kamala harris was the last one. she talks a lot about not being the last person to be in that particular job. i think the beasley campaign is saying that this is an official event and shall be elsewhere, but this has campaign overtones. it would be easier enough for her to fix her scheduled to be there. but we have heard from a lot of democrats nationwide when pressed on these issues, they have mixed feelings about both biden and harris. they are keen on running their own races. it will be interesting, we are to see a lot of midterm-related travel. harris making the trip to north carolina. president biden in pennsylvania, ohio on monday, the record of whether democrats want to be seen with them is different in different places. but this did surprise me a bit because i did think it would be eased enough for sherry beasley to be there. kristen: it is interesting is everything we have talked about. rick klein, thank you so

. >> former states supreme justice sherry beasley has to be a different kind of democrat to win the senatey industry corporations are coming to north carolina, they tend to go to raleigh and charlotte. they missed all of the time in our rural communities. >> because they lost elastic race by just 401 votes. as thousands of registered rural voters of color set out the 2020 election. >> to politicians grammar that often? >> no, no. we usually see them in the other counties. >> why do you think that state right now? >> well again being a rural county, we just had a lot of voters. >> be safe in a republican -- ted budd. giving her a shot at becoming the first black senator from the tar heel state. -- her race also seen that some of the democrats red chances to pick up a senate seat. >> with the frustration that some voters have out the biden and the administration with the economy and inflation, has the president heard your chances here? >> you, know i certainly understand why there are people who are frustrated and who are disappointed in what is happening in washington. they expect more and

they are certainlthe majority in north carolina where there is a key senate race with sherry beasley. in a florida -- this is the reality in 2022 where the american population is shifting and changing. we already know that looks like in california. the majority of women in california are women of color. that is the same case in many of the states that we consider battleground or front-line state. yet, the political system, the ecosystem i was talking about, and the way that politics and power is determined has overlooked or dismissed the importance of women of color vote and women of color's ideas, power, and leadership. we are moving into a really different space. think about this, those who were the first, who were elected in congress -- women of color in 2018. people like rashida, congress added -- and omar out of michigan. people like presley, a black woman from massachusetts, whether never been a black woman in congress. people like deb holland, who was from new mexico. she is now secretary holland. all of these women, wrote into congress based on acknowledgment that we build pow

in a recent poll, ted budd is only leading sherry beasley by three points. e pushes this antiabortion agenda. joining us now cheri beasley former chief justice of the north carolina supreme court. she is now democratic candidate for the senate. thank you for being here today, it's good to see. you >> it's great to be here. >> cheri what is your reaction in kansas this week of no record turnout an 18-point win for the pro-choice side? >> you know, zerlina, oh i think what it means is that politicians are in step with the sentiment of people across this country and the majority of people here in north carolina. i've been a judge for over 20 years and the chief justice of the supreme court, and i know that roe has been a protected constitutional freedom for nearly 50 years, and that freedom exists without government interference. and people in north carolina are incensed by the courts decision. contrary, my opponent, congressman ted, but is, as you mentioned, in favor of an absolute ban. even in the instance of rape, incest, or risk to a mother's health. and peo

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sherry beasley and a supreme court justice against a guy named bud. and look at ohio.cted ohio to be as competitive as it is. this is turning out to be mitch mcconnell's nightmare if the democrats can motivate the base, which i think the mass shootings in schools and especially with the supreme court has done and how the republicans have responded to it, do not underestimate the turnout that could occur because of the anger over the extreme laws that these republicans are trying to put in place all across the country right now to make rape victims and incest victims have mandatory forced births. >> you're clearly amongst democrats feeling they are in a much better place today than they were even a month ago. and there have been a whole confluence of things that have happened in the past month that have made them think, maybe this is not as disastrous for us as we thought it was going to be. we're still in august. with the caveat the election is in november and things could change until then. this summer bump may not last as long as they think it is going to. but talk a