stacey abrams, he said, if we had 10 of stacey abrams we could rule the world that's what joe biden says. i bet you could because what stacey abrams did is she rolled over the governor and secretary of state who did not do the due diligence for their state, got rid of meaningful signature match, if you had a mass flow of ballots where you used to have a 6% rejection rate because signatures didn't match this time there was a .3% rejection rate despite a mass flood of ballots so i bet joe biden wishes he had 10 stacey abrams, i guess he could rule the world at that point. it's just amazing how he could say that so directly and not hide the ambitions, not hide the design and the plan from the american voters. brian: kayleigh i watched you almost every night with shawn. i saw your press conference yesterday. you're more prepared to do that, and you know they're not going to the press seems to have their own agenda and you also have these items, but i'm wondering where bill stepian is, where jared kushner is. they were the ones running the campaign. it seems like you got to be the press secre

all those in favor, say aye for stacey abrams to be the presiding officer of this meeting today. any opposed? thank you. leader abrams, you are the presiding officer of our meeting today. [applause] ms. abrams: thank you, congresswoman elect williams. and thank you to the body of electorss for having me today as you presiding officer. this has been a moment long time coming. we believe that we are in the right place at the right time. the first order of business is to elect a secretary for the meeting. do i have a motion? representative davis? >> [inaudible] ms. abrams: is there a second? wendy davis is properly nominated. steve hinton seconded the motion. are there any objections? all in favor, say aye. now elected as the secretary of this meeting. [applause] if you will now join me in welcoming the dean of the house and the person who was here in 1980 when we did this before and in 1992 when we did it again, dean of the house, calvin smiley, will lead us with the invocation. >> thank you very much, leader abrams. it is great to see you and great to be your chairman. it is just a

stacey abrams. ms. abrams: present. >> gloria butler. >> present. >> wendy davis. hughes jr. steven henson. van r. johnson. pedro marine. ben myers. rachel paly. calvin smiley. bob trammel, jr. i'm here. nikima williams. >> present. >> kathy wallard. thank you very much. i'm pleased to report all 16 appointed electors are present. i want to take one moment to thank our alternate electors who are here to serve in case they are needed. helena reeves. bianca keaton. and jason estevez. thank you all. ms. abrams: thank you so much. today, is coming in was on a phone call with my mother who grew up in mississippi. she and my father raised us there, moved us here to georgia in 1989 when they were both called into the united methodist ministry. we lived in georgia from 1989. they moved back to mississippi in 1993. i state and attended college at spelman. i left for texas and then connecticut. i got to texas when they were electing george bush. got to connected when it went connecticut- got to when it went republican. i got back in 1999. by 2002, the tides were changing. joined the ho

please welcome stacey abrams. [ cheers and applause ] hi, how are you? >> i am well, thank you. ay to you by the way, stacey. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> jimmy: am i the first or have you been wished a happy birthday already? >> you are the first to do it as of the stroke of midnight, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very exciting. may i ask how old you are on this birthday? >> i am now 47 years old. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can you demand ary count for something like this? [ laughter ] >> given the evidence that's piled up over the last 46 years, i think i would have a similar losing streak to donald trump. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's tough having a birthday in december. you have to compete with jesus and santa claus and everybody. >> and sister. my sister's birthday was sunday. i got her first but hers is days before me. >> jimmy: wish her a happy birthday too. how many times do you think president trump has to lose georgia before he concedes? we're up to three already. [ laughter ] >> i'm offering a fourth. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sure

and what are you and stacey abrams trying to accomplish there, right now? >> well, one of the things i want to accomplish, and i believe stacey abrams want to accomplish is to encourage people to go out and vote, and make them aware of how important this senate race is. and also, let them know they have candidates that really, actually represent them in raphael warnock and jon ossoff. i've had the opportunity to sit and talk with these -- these brothers. they're just brothers. and the -- their philosophy and the way they think about bettering georgia and bettering this country is what i'm looking for in leaders. it's someone that comes -- it's a person that comes from a place of love, that listens to each and every individual, and is thinking about considering people from all walks of life. and -- and i think stacey abrams is basically saying, hey, let's encourage people to be aware of who is out there. and know that this is extremely important for you people that live in georgia and across the country. >> i can't imagine. i hear from people, who are down i

. >> governor kemp, no different than stacey abrams. governor kemp is stacey abrams. >> sean: i got to go. chain of custom. when we come back, "hannity" investigation. we've got the details the mob won't give you. lindsey graham next as we continue. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. ♪ ♪ >> sean: coming up tonight, an exclusive interview with the staten island bar owner who's been arrested for defying cuomo's covid restrictions and we have an update on the case from earlier today. democrats tonight making it as clear as that of her that if -- take control of the senate they would unleash

but the reason why i applaud stacey abrams so much, she took a whole different route. i went to georgia in 2018, campaigning and speaking up for stacey abrams, and had faith she would win that election. and we know different things happened in that situation. but she didn't take that and say i'm done. she was inspired and encouraged people to be aware of what their vote means, and how important they are to the future of our country in our own environment. that's what is so significant about what is happening right now. we have to know, no matter what is said publicly about this is not legitimate, to know that you're going out and voting and being aware of who you're voting for, and identifying candidates that really represent you can be one of the biggest things to change your community and your country. and i speak to people, man, i try to talk to people like, hey, do you understand what is going on with the prison system? do you know what has been happening with that? we have to change this. and there are candidates like warnock on and ososoff who want to do that. >>

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what about the one and only stacey abrams? f we had 10 of you, we could rule the whole world. you are doing an incredible job. is there anyone in america who has done more to protect the right to vote in a election or , do more to secure the voice of every georgian? i don't think so. stacey abrams, you are a hero. you are the one that got this going. [car horns honking] we all thank you. , honk for your next senators, jon ossoff and reverend raphael warnock. [car horns honking] georgia, let me start with two simple words, thank you. thank you for turning out in record numbers in the november election. thank you for the faith you put in me and vice president-elect harris. thank you for standing strong to make sure your voices were heard, your voice -- your votes were counted, and counted and counted again. i am starting to feel like i won georgia three times. [car horns honking] i have to say, it feels pretty good. i think all of you taught donald trump a lesson. in this election, georgia was not going to be bullied. georgia was

stacey abrams is a pied piper of suppression. she has been leading the suppression effort by telling people it is bad. >> trey: by the way, doug, has she conceded the gubernatorial race yet? i know it has che been a couplef years, democrats like to talk about concessions. has she -- has she conceded that she lost the race yet, or is that still being litigated? >> i think it is still being litigated. she couldn't decide if you needed to run for president because she didn't know if you'd have to step down from her daily duties as governor of the state of georgia -- which by s the way is brian kemp, not stacey abra stacey abrams. >> trey: well, you guys are experts in your respective fields. reince, thank you for your insight on the breaking news. i can't think of it, we are very, very luckyky to have you. thank you both. and merry christmas. now let's turn our attention to the race between david perdue and democrat jon ossoff. as we reported last night, ossoff is now facing questions over his close ties to china. not only did ossof

also breaking, a georgia judge who is the sister of joe biden's major with ally in that state stacey abramsas refused to are cause herself from a crucial election -- recuse herself from a crucial election case. the judge is leslie abrams gardner, an obama appointee, she ruled against the purge of 4,000 voters from the rolls. the voters or in question allegedly outside of the jurisdictions in which they were registered. >>> and a presidentially huge discrepancy in pennsylvania's vote count. the state claims that almost 7 million ballots were cast in the november election are, but an analysis of a group of republican state lawmakers say only 6.8 million people actually voted. hmm. the state explains the 200,000 vote discuss pair few by saying -- disparity by saying that counties like allegheny and philadelphia aren't finished uploading numbers to the state's voter registry. really? >>> all right. joining us now, phil kline, who is director of the amistad project, an election integrity watchdog that's part of the thomas moore society, conservative law firm, also former attorney general of kans

the founder of the voting rights organization, fair fight welcome back to the show, our friend stacey abramsly this seemed like an endless presidential campaign in which you were in georgia working very hard on voter turn out, which obviously was very successful. but then in georgia, of course it started up right again with these two runoffs. how is your energy levels right now? >> i am so looking forward to january 6th and taking a nap but until we get there, there's no sleep till brooklyn we're on it. >> seth: a lot of people have credited you with the voter turn out that helped flip georgia and on monday you actually got to preside over the electoral college and basically giving out those votes. what was that experience like? >> it was thrilling. it was fantastic it was a little sweeter when i learned that there was that alternate reality elector cabal happening right below us and, you know, it felt good. it felt really good. in a small, petty and yet patriotic and very happy for our nation way >> seth: i think it's very possible to be on the largest part patriotic and then allowing yours

and for whatever reason, your secretary of state under governor are afraid of stacey abrams. her. so we know the democrats are planning to cheat, and we can't let them do it again. >> martha: that was saturday night, president trump in georgia. he is in his campaigner in chief mode. when he was there he was abbey's was avidly campaigning for senator loeffler and senator perdue. stacey abrams, and other democratic group successfully lowered the bar in georgia on what constitutes an allowable legal ballot. many that were allowed through in the presidential election would likely have been rejected in prior elections for things like lack of signature or a week signature match, but a lawsuit from democrats prompted a big change and it was made right before the presidential electi election. as the atlantic terminal constitution voted to noted back in march, voters must be quickly notified when election officials reject their absentee ballot. allowing them time to correct problems and have their ballot counted grade it's known as curate. >> i believe that the election process is a m

vernon jones showed me an envelope he had gotten from america votes, sometimes referred to as stacey abrams' group, but it had a return address on the envelope here in washington, d.c. and apparently they sent out millions of these requests for absentee ballots. and you know, it seems like something like that ought to be reserved to a governmental entity so that those are not sent to people who shouldn't be getting them. the government ought to update their records. make sure they're not sending them to dead people or to people that have been moved to other states. other jurisdictions. for 40 years as we've heard occurred in some cases.

gregg: well, you mentioned stacey abrams who's been leading the charge to register democrats to vote ock. her own sister is a federal judge. her name is let's wily abrams gardner -- leslie abrams gardner, and she has issued a ruling on a voting case there that will help the democrats. this is a clear violation of the code of judicial conduct that governs u.s. federal judges which says if you have a close relative -- meaning like a brother or a sister the -- who has a vested interest in the outcome of a case in which you as a judge are deciding, you must recuse yourself. here's what newt gingrich had to say about it, and i'll get your reaction. >> she should have recused herself. how can you have your for on the bench when you've given $2.5 million to the people who are filing the suit, e how can your sister pretend to be a judge who's going to be neutral? this is just one more example of why this year has had the most corrupt elections i think in my lifetime and maybe in a hundred years? gregg: representative jones, it's outrageous in my judgment as a lawyer that this judge didn't dis

ask yourself, why is it when stacey abrams that she didn't

give it up for the chemo williams.- nakima what about stacey abrams?e the whole world. you are doing an incredible job. has there been anyone in america who has protected the right to vote in the selection or do more to secure the voice of every georgian? i don't think so. stacey abrams, you are a hero. we all thank you. honk for your next senator, jon ossoff. and rev. raphael warnock. let me start with two simple words, thank you. thank you for the faith you put in me and vice president-elect harris. thank you for standing strong to make sure your voices are heard. to make sure your votes were counted and counted again. won starting to feel like i georgia three times. i have to say, it feels pretty good. in this election, georgia was not going to be bullied. no one was going to come here and toss out your votes. no one stood by. others wereand trying to wipe out almost 5 million votes. your two republican senator stood by. what texasembraced was telling the supreme court. they fully embraced nullifying maybe 5 million votes. you might want to remember

let's take you back for a moment, in 2018, the governor's election in georgia, stacey abrams lost the race to brian kemp, who is now the governor. that was 758 days ago. and she has still yet to concede the race. >> let's be clear. this is not a speech of concession. because concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true, or proper. as a woman of conscience and faith, i cannot see dad. >> martha: her supporters never, ever gave up that fight. in fact, they still refer to her as the legitimate governor of georgia. she even participated in the governor's panel with all of the people who actually are governors during the dnc. so, stacey abrams has spent the last couple of years not only casting doubt on the result of the elections she lost, but also working furiously to change the system in georgia in ways that she hopes will drive upvotes for democrats, and it worked in the national election peered one of the groups she helped launch, called the new georgia project, is one of the groups under investigation by the secretary of state, who is looking for any instances of groups t

stacey abrams said thatnt a coue of weeks ago.hey want to cut our military again which is what obama did and what clintonba did. i really think the people would georgia have awakened to this absolute hypocrisy of the democrats are trying to perpetrate here because they won't defend any of these policies that are in the democratic platform. we are seeing this all over the state. we go around the state and people are outraged what we need to do is make sure people get out and vote and if they want to help us, go to purdue senat senate.com help us out. >> sean: senator, for the people of georgia, your country needs you. this race, his reelection, kaylee loeffler's reelection is critical kelly loeffler's reelection is critical. if you want to come on, welcome on the show pure just let me know. after confronting health inspectors about their restrictions. we've got the owner of that restaurant next. ♪ >> sean: i california restaurant fighting back against oconee and locked down measures with this exchange of california regulators going

meanwhile, stacey abrams is artie complaining about "a voter suppression." watch this. >> whe republicans do not know w to win without voter suppression is one of their tools. that is why we see true the vote down here in georgia. challenging 364,000 voters a days before the election because voter suppression is there votive. >> trey: democrats a right to be worried, but not above voter suppression. voter education may be. but not voter suppression. it has come to light, raphael warnock was once arrested for obstructing a police investigation. one victim is now telling "the washington free beacon" that came counselors tossed urine on him and forced them to sleep outside. thiwatch this. >> america, nobody can serve god and the military. you can't serve god an at the se time. >> no matter what happens, next month, more than a third of the nation that would go along with this is reason to be afraid. america needs to repent for its worship of whiteness. on full display. set the captives free, in other words, i came to dismantle the value system of the empire. bu

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listen to this. >> what about the one and only stacey abrams? world god love you. is there anyone whose done more to make sure the voice of every george an is heard? i don't think so, stacey abrams, you're a hero. you're the one that got this going. >> [applause] >> and we all thank you. and of course, honk for your next united states senator john orsoff. ainsley: what's your reaction to that, kayleigh and is the president going to go back to georgia to help? >> you know, i'll leave that to the president to announce on his plans with regard to that. he's been there once but it's incredible to hear joe biden talk about stacey abrams who single-handedly rigged the georgia election when she took away the safeguards. stacey abrams, he said, if we had 10 of stacey abrams we could rule the world that's what joe biden says. i bet you could because what stacey abrams did is she rolled over the governor and secretary of state who did not do the due diligence for their state, got rid of meaningful signature match, if you had a mass flow of ballots where y

stacey abrams, of course, the person who weakened signature match so the machine had an error rate and it went to adjudication, there was not a safe guard there. apparently they could rule the world with stacey abrams by his side, eliminating the safeguards. >> sean: all right, kayleigh mcenany. you're going to love this. don't tune out, because we are going to show, i mean, it was packed. so many people showed up for joe biden in georgia today. actually, that's not true. we will show you how bad it was. and republican lawmakers demanding pelosi remove the compromised congressman swalwell from the intel committee. why isn't she doing it? ric grenell, matt gaetz our next, and you will see the huge biden crowd. like, 15 people, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: new calls tonight to remove disgraced congressman eric swalwell from the house intel committee, especially as the democratic lawmaker still refuses to answer any direct questions about the nature and the extent of that relationship with what turned out to be a chinese intelligence operative named christine fang, who we know helped fund

and the republicans simply have to turn out more votes than stacey abrams can steal. >> stacey abramsson, your reaction to a former speaker of the house talking like this about a democratic, small d democratic election, a free and fair election. >> well, jonathan, it's crazy talk. and, you know, we don't need four more years of this dumpster fire that we have in this trump administration. and newt gingrich -- listen, we can't take advice from newt gingrich about doing the right thing. he hasn't done the right thing his entire life. and so what we know is that stacey abrams was the actual victim of voter hanky-panky. there were hundreds of thousands of voters in georgia that were purged during her election, and we know the impact that it had on that election. right now we know that the voters in georgia went to the polls and they did so and they decided that they were tired of the reality show of this administration and they were ready to build back better and that's why joe biden won. >> greg, the president was in georgia over the weekend and he said something to his followers who wer

i think the same thing for stacey abrams. think you may have begun the year, some americans who didn't know who she is. hopefully very few people know who she is now. i will pick the fly on mike pence's head for personal reasons. the weekend after the vice presidential debate i was doing a live show in arizona and a fly literally landed on my head, and the director said, there's a fly on your head. and i thought, yeah, right, i just fell off the turnip truck. of course there's a fly on my head. and i didn't remove the fly from my head because i thought he was making a mike pence joke. so, i sat for four minutes on national tv with a fly on my head thanks to mike pence and could have ruined my career. >> ali very well cher, i'm not what the weird obsession donald trump has with you, but i get it. i think you're amazing. he's obsessed with ali. what is happening? i think it's because you're an original kenyan muslim. i think that gets to him. i'm going to cheat again and pick a tie between the health care workers, who i think a

joining us now is the ceo of fair fight action, who managed stacey abrams' campaign for governor.o in the five days of voter registration left and then in the sprint to january 5th? >> thank you so much for having me, lawrence. look, democrats and progressive allies in georgia need to keep doing what we have been doing. all of the work on the ground. meeting georgia voters where they are. they are concerned and scared and want action on covid and financial relief and support from the government. they want the hospitals to stop closing. they want real results. the republicans are devolved into this incredible disinformation propaganda war with themselves. but here we are in georgia. lawrence, i don't know if any of your guests have covered this, but there is a false notion that democrats don't win runoffs in georgia. because of the jim crow legacy law. let's be clear. the entire point of the runoff law was preventing black candidates from gaining power. but just yesterday we elected our first latina district attorney, a democrat and progressive and in brian kemp's hometown of athen

we saw stacey abrams speak. all 16 democratic electors swore an oath and things have gotten under way this hour. this is an often overlooked process receiving a lot of attention, if only because president trump and his oallies attempted to stop what happens today. tried it through litigation thrown out by a judge. electors are expected to certify the win for president-elect biden and vice president-lelele harris. they're going to cast votes, one for president, one for vice president. six certificates are generated and finalized, sent to places like the secretary of state. the who's who of the electors, credited with trying to moeb lies the voters. you have smier, he is one of 16 electors that cast his vote in 1992 for bill clinton who took the state here. he said today is an honor. i spoke to an alternate that says he is excited, says any of those speaking of fraud saying the election is stolen are clearly misguided. today he says is a historic day. he says they're going to let the republicans focus on the circu

your reaction to what you heard from stacey abrams? well, i think people are going to be more vigilant than they were before, and i think ms. abrams, who knows what's going on right now in the state of georgia, who knows what was signed by the governor and the lt. governor and all that, but i think it's going to be a lot harder to get things passed through this election as it was, with the presidential election, and i do know the presidential election will be straightened out as well, because you know, everyone, civil rights are violated i don't care who you are. everyone's civil rights are violated when you have one illegal vote cast, it violated everyone's civil rights. do you know how many people have died to vote, how many people have died to get into the position they're in? they've used this pandemic to go out and do some bad things in this country, and i do think most of those bad players need to be punished. that's the reason they continue to do the things that they've done because there have been no consequences for their acti

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>> look, i'm not here to talk about stacey abrams. that's her race and that's her decision -- >> why aren't you covering that race? >> and that's a question she deserves to be asked. but this is how the republican party seems to define itself in the trump era, which is, anything the president does that is unseemly, breaks a norm, instead of criticizing him, you, just now, you just say, well, what about. it's what-about-ism. what about this? that doesn't dismiss the president's behavior, does it? >> but i would think if you're going to talk about donald trump all the time, you might mention stacey abrams once. i mean, after all, georgia is where the senate race -- >> it is something i've mentioned a handful of times, and i'm not here to debate that. >> well, why aren't you? why aren't you? what i have consistently said is that if the president loses and it appears that he will, when the electors vote, he should put the country first, take pride in his accomplishments, congratulate joe biden and help him off to a good start, especially

what does the future hold for stacey abrams.g certain that we send jon ossoff and raphael warnock to d.c. to make sure we get good done. that's what i'm thinking about, that's what i'm focused on and that's my mission. >> thank you so much for your time. you've got a lot of work to do today. >> thanks, gayle. >>> ahead, a man in las vegas goes for a walk, just a little walk. where? on the wing of a jet. what? and guess what, passengers were onboard and taking these pictures. what do you think of when you're looking at that? >> he's taking his shoes off. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >>> this man is in jail this morning after he climbed onto the wing of the alaska airlines jet in las vegas as it was getting ready to fly to portland, oregon. alejandro carlson allegedly jumped over the fence at las vegas' mccarron airport saturday. he was out on the wing for 45 minutes and was only captured after he fell off. the plane returned to the gate to be inspected. according to one report, police said the suspe

by stacey abrams was such an important historical punctuation point since no one did more to delivert state for the biden/harris ticket than stacey abrams. >> stacey is extraordinary and a visionary and she's built institutions that have registered and mobilized voters in communities over the last decade. and this whole team in georgia, the state that's become younger and more diverse by the year. lawrence, think about this, georgia, the most competitive battleground state in the country, two u.s. senate runoffs for senate control. the standard bearers are a young jewish son of an immigrant mentored by john lewis, and a black preacher who holds dr. king's pulpit at ebenezer baptist church who pastored john lewis. our state has come so far. the momentum is extraordinary. and we're doing everything we can to get everybody out to the polls so we can define the next chapter in american history and not be mired in mitch mcconnell's nonsense for years to come. >> you're on a bus tour now around the state. you're calling it the health, jobs, and justice bus tour. what is the justice compone

the subsidiaries of stacey abrams, they're doing things that are outrageous and illegal.s clear, the governor should be asking the state election board to bring abramson under oath and find out some of her claims. some of her claims imply vote gathering, which is illegal in georgia. at the same time, the secretary of state is already established boxes we drop off ballots, the only purpose is vote harvesting which is illegal in georgia. if they have and change the rules on absentee voting which makes it impossible to find out whether or not if the person sad they were voting and if there signature matched. to me, as a republican, it's been truly astounding to have a republican governor and republican secretary of state do such a extraordinary dye job. on the other hand, when you watch san francisco john oscar and you realize that he awarded and raised 80% of the money outside of georgia, the first fund-raiser after the runoff was in the san francisco restaurant. you look at how truly radical they are. i actually think that stacy will not be able to gather enough votes. at

i'm worried because of what we know happened with stacey abrams and mail-in ballots.t have a governor that is willing to call the legislative session. i believe needs to be called the fix problems. the two signature verification systems, democrats sued and won, dumb decision by the secretary of state, and i just don't know if that is going to bleed over into this race. if it does, the country is in deep trouble. >> sean, the secretary of state in georgia has about 250 investigations ongoing already of alleged voter registration irregularities. one off those is one of miss abrams' organizations. that is an indication of how bad mistakes are. let me speak very plainly for a second. >> sean: shocker. [laughs] >> unless you have the iq of a root vegetable, you know how important this election is. it is a second presidential election. why do you think president obama and mr. biden are going to georgia tore campaign? they are going to treat this as a second referendum on president trump and his accomplishments. furthermore, if we lose in georgia, senator schumer, senator be

joining me is stacey abrams, the former democratic gubernatorial nominee in georgia and founder and chair of fair fight. miss abrams, thanks for taking the time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> first let's talk about the significance of this stimulus bill in the midst of the runoff races because the democratic challengers had used the president's refusal to sign as cudgel against republican owe points and put loeffler and purdue in tough decisions. does that remove the ammunition from the democratic challengers? >> not at all. not only is this a belated investment, it is also a very poor investment. $600 will not help most families survive, and we need two u.s. senators who are willing to go to washington and be in partnership with the new president, to deliver real covid relief to the state of georgia. we have to have supports for those 161,000 families that were facing eviction whose lives aren't suddenly going to get better because of the extended moratorium. we have 4.1 million job loss claims in the state, a quarter of ball businesses in operation in 2019 have shut down p

the failed governor candidate stacey abrams and raphael warnock have in common? re affiliated with the new georgia project, the group that abrams founded in one previously shared. wise and important because the new georgia project is one of several groups now being investigated by the georgia secretary of state's office for allegedly seeking to register it in eligible and even done people to vote in the upcoming senate runoff. one instance of a woman received a package of postcards encouraging people to vote. what's the problem? she lives in new york city over 900 miles from georgia. joining now is georgia congressman doug collins. a congressman, you've been listening in on the show tonight. it easy to see why so many georgians are wary about the integrity of the upcoming runoff. you heard governor kemp with some constructive proposals here. how do you solve this? >> how we solve it is number one it's good to have you back in georgia and wish i could be there with you, we have to have everybody turn out. i will make it clear. every trump voter and everyone who's b

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for instance, stacey abrams is an elector from the state of georgia. bill and hillary clinton, andrew cuomo in the state of new york. there's nothing in the constitution that requires electors to vote for the winners of the states, the candidate who won their states but 33 states do bind the electors to vote for that candidate even where there are faithless electors, georgia allows faithless electors but stacey abrams is an elector. the clintons, i bet you they're not going to vote for donald trump today. last election there were a handful of faithless electors, we're not expecting -- last time it was one or two, but it's not going to determine the outcome. >> the electoral college voting has begun in a few states with many more to get under way in the next few hours. i want to start with diane gallagher in lancing, michigan, what are we seeing there? >> reporter: in michigan, much like the past month since the election, it's a day colored by covid, protests and unfortunately threats. the senate and house offices are now closed today because, according

you focused on jamie harrison, even though he lost his race in south carolina, also stacey abrams. and talk to us about what you meant by that article headline. >> yes. so, in that article, essentially, i walked through the wave that people have been fighting to change the math and the south for years. right? you had activists such as stacey abrams, things like the georgia project, that have essentially gone out and registered voters that have done this legwork, in order to get democrats to the place they are today. elections aren't one during election season. they're one of those off years when you need to register voters and get people active and excited. it's already changed. if you look at the major cities in the south, they had several firsts, right? you had firsts, black woman mayor. first plaqblack mayor of this c montgomery and richmond. and the succession of young mayors moving into mayors mansions and competing in state-wide elections. with stacey abrams run in 2018 and andrew's run in 2018 and across the south, you see raphael warnick and they haven't had success in thes