stacey abrams, the losing candidate for governor was questioning the election as secretary raffensperger came in and then we had a national election and president trump questioned the election but he was re-elected and he's here today having run an election. maybe you have less of an aftermath but he's going to talk about election reform. and we'll ask him questions and then we want to hear from you. secretary? mr. raffensperger: it's a great honor to be here with a.e.i. georgia leads the nation in election management. our elections are secure, free, fair, and fast. it's all come together and people saw that nationwide. that's what i've been leading on in georgia the last several years. i look forward to sharing our ideas, what we've been doing in georgia with you because you think about it, where we are right now in a new congress, now is just a great opportunity. how can we prove the election process not just for one or two states but all 50 states so they finish as fast as georgia did this past election cycle. number one, my focus has been since day one to put voters first. i think th

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joining us right now is stacey abrams, the former democratic leader of the georgia house. she's also the host of the new podcast assembly required with stacey abrams. it's good to see you. thanks for coming in. >> you just recently said that georgia is ground zero for misinformation and disinformation. this campaign cycle. >> do you think it's taking hold having an influence on voters in georgia, or do you think the pushback, like we're seeing from raffensperger there, is doing enough to kind of dispel the lies and lay out the facts? >> i would say that luckily, we have a very strong network of organizations that have been paying attention to disinformation flooding our state for multiple months and while we appreciate the fact that the secretary of state is weighing in, we know that this has been happening for years. in fact, on my podcast, associate, who is one of the leading figures on disinformation, pointed out that it's been targeting voters in georgia for quite some time. and unfortunately, some of that misinformation has come from within the state but what we do kn

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and stacey abrams telling african american men that they are racist and sexist. really? and you want them to listen to you? and donald trump supporters, by the way, are not garbage. we are not trash. everything they are now saying is not just lies but they are big lies. the american people are not happy about it and they should not be. take a look. >> would you stand up if you are wearing a safety vest. if you are safety vest this morning. [cheering and applause] there you go. >> there you go! >> i know someone in south carolina and scent me a picture of them dressed up yesterday and it is a safety vest pushing the green. [chanting] [chanting] >> now we need to add a name tag that says hello, my name is barb >> by the way they are chanting we are trash. that's the first time in america that chant -- that will not be replicated at any other point. >> they can have a sense of humour about it but there is too much at stake. but the country is a pivotal election. it is literally a tipping point as we call it. and the divisive rhetoric on the left is worse than ever. we alway

stacey abrams says they're racist. and a lot of what they said was just flat out lies. kamala told us for three years, the border was was secure. it was not. everybody knew it wasn't, she said. for three years that inflation was transitory and denied that we had an inflation problem. she also lied during the campaign. her final argument, she told american women she told them that donald trump's going to sign a national abortion ban. that was a lie, she said. donald trump will limit your access to contraception. that was a lie. she said that he would ban ivf. that was a lie. she tried to scare seniors and say that he's going to take away your social security and medicare. he promised he would not do it. benefits went up in his first term when he was president. so analyze that strategy. you can't run on what you did or what you succeeded at. so you're going to go to the lowest level, tell lies and call people nazis and fascists. not a good strategy, stephen. a not nice either. well, i'm not i'm not going to deny that it's not the greatest strategy. i don't know if you're

if they don't, if, quote, the brothers don't vote for kamala harris and stacey abrams telling african american men that they're racist and sexist. really? and you want them to listen to you and donald trump's supporters by the way, are not we're not garbage. we're not trash. everything they are now saying are not just lies, but they're big lies. the american people are not happy about it, and they shouldn't be. take a look. hey, would you stand up if you're wearing a safety vest? if you're wearing a safety vest, this morning. there you go. there you go. orange. all right. we can see him a mile off. i know someone in south carolina that sent me a picture of them dressed up yesterday. and it's the safety vest pushing the green, what we call a herby kirby. the green garbage can and a trump hat. and now we need to add a name tag that says, hello, my name is garbage. and by the way, they were chanting we are trash. that's the first time in america i've never heard that has ever that will not be replicated at any other point. have you got to laugh? the they're chanting, we're not trash. no,

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promised he would choose a female woman of color as vice president in 2020, outside of susan rice and stacey abramsy over the woke movement. corporations are losing money, ask bud light and target, this is not the way to go. hire the best people and everything will be awesome. >> todd: and ask jaguar and see where they go. follow what walmart did and downstream effect on corporate america. as largest private employer, you will see other companies follow suit. >> carley: be like dolly parton. >> todd: alew baldwin claiming reality. >> there is a gap, if you will, in information for americans, americans are very uninformed about reality and what is going on with climate change, ukraine, you name it, biggest topics in the world, americans have an appetite for information. >> todd: quite a lecture, joe. >> joe: alec, shut the front door. you shot and killed your director on a movie set and claimed you never pulled the trigger when you did. americans are more educated than ever before thanks to all new options we have, news outlets available. i will age myself, when i was growing up, we had three channe

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narrative started by barac bark obama, the brothers and misogyny, and they don't want a women, and stacey abrams follows it up by african american men there is racism ant sexism. some olan the left even melting down on socialme media. some of it is actually quite li hilarious after the empire state building lit up red to commemorate donald trump's win. and jerry seinfeld called out his kid's old school, why,make they're giving distressedst students -re- they're distressed over the election results, the day off. after the election.ft forgeter about the land of theea free, the home of the brave. o we're now the home of what, liberal snowflakes. t and this texhit from a friend ox mine, encouraging democrats todo grieve with loved ones, and thev take to the streets.e to what does that mean? my message to those deeply upset on the left, it's going to be okay.ok just keeayp watching the show, we'll get your mind straight. but to quote the rolling stones, listen, we've been on the air after elections that didn't go the way i wanted them to go,y i and, you know, what, we all survived. s you don't always

stacey abrams. well, i'm going to you tell me what it should be. i'm going to tell you what it has.okay. so for picture books was make way for ducklings, because i have five brothers and sisters and we all used to look like make way for ducklings. we go with my parents. and then my favorite middle school book was the phantom tollbooth. it's about the fight between and and words. i just thought that was the most cool. i'm like norton juster was awesome. so those are my two favorites. but what's my third favorite book? anything by meg medina. yeah. so give us give us. hey, mercy suarez changes gears. there you go. that is my third favorite book. thank you. i my daughter love phantom tollbooth. i was a fan of charlotte's web. you see i know that friendship thing. so and my my older sister read that and told me the whole story. so it wasn't as much fun. know she had. are they all bookish also your siblings? we have a book club. oh, yeah. i sibling book. we have a sibling book club that we will not let my parents in and and we have rules like if you pick a book and it's dumb, you get pus

look at what stacey abrams has done in georgia and other states, that should not be the exception. that should be the mission of the democratic party. the john lewis voting rights advancement act. and they are part and parcel of building an economy that works for all of us. because our economy is not money, it's people. it's the american people. >> i know you are here in your personal capacity, as you stated, but social security is an extremely important topic to millions of americans. and while president-elect trump has insisted he has no interest in messing with social security, many around him have been talking about making drastic cuts to government. elon musk, who will be one of the co-heads of trump's department of government efficiency, has spoken about eliminating trillions of dollars from the budget, which is virtually impossible without targeting entitlement programs. are you worried about the future of social security under a second trump administration? and what should democrats be doing about it? >> yes, i'm extremely concerned. the cuts in the republican congress have

. >> or a stacey abrams that's organizing. >> you do not have them on the ballot this time. not necessarily can atlanta and the immediate suburbs but what do rural black voters do. there's also a little bit of concern. trump finally made nice with governor kemp down there. belatedly for sure, but he does have a little bit of that machine behind him. does that make a difference? bakari is not wrong. >> brad, how much does the way trump is closing impact. how much does that rhetoric hurt him here in the final days? >> it's not as much what trump says what he didn't say. i thought his rally yesterday was devoid of ideology. i think the way to beat kamala harris to say she's a california liberal. i didn't hear near as much of that as i would have liked from donald trump. i think that he's not an ideological person himself and so therefore -- >> i appreciate your honesty. >> he doesn't project that the voters are going to be ideological in their decision making. that's kamala harris' vulnerability. if i were donald trump that's what i would have been saying. >> what would you be

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voter suppression ander things that stacey abrams and a lot of other political leaders on their sidewon every single one of them because we knew what the truth was. it was easy to vote and hard to cheat in georgia. we had to fight in the courts. we had to fight the media narrative on that from the left. we had to fight big corporations and, of course, major league baseball. >> will: right. >> brian: also, i think that's why our people have said look, we are going to stick it in your eye, we are going to vote and win this thing keep georgia red like it should be. >> will: full court pressure. major league baseball you had it from everywhere, governor. few questions for you. start with betsy talking about illegal immigration this morning. it's important to a lot of people. betsy, what was your question for the governor? >> laken riley was killed four and a half miles from my home. that's a major concern for me. what do you need from the federal government to help protect citizens in georgia? >> like i said before, secure the damn border. i mean, it's not that hard. we have done it befo

she also served as an adviser to stacey abrams. thank you so much for being here.ound bite really quick. this is victor orbon of hungary, what he said in 2022 -- no, i'm going to read it. he said that the path to power required having their own media outlets, calling for shows like tucker carlson's to be broad cast 24/7 in hungary. the prime minister and his allies have effective control of most media, including state tv. he said have your own media, the only way to point out the insanity of the progressive left. he said the problem that the western media has adjusted to the leftist viewpoint. those who in universities have a leftist principle and portrayed the media being dominated by democrats who are been served by cnn, "the new york times" and others. so he said get your own media. they did that. talk about how that was used in this campaign. >> absolutely, joy. thank you so much for having me. you know, we know the use of disinformation to impact civic engagement, especially black audiences, is not new in our democracy. we know that throughout the cycle, on x

. >> the previous high was 91% which was what brian kemp got in 2022 against stacey abrams.he next one below that was the 89% glenn youngkin got in virginia. in north carolina, donald trump won 86% of the evangelical vote to harris' 13%. we would argue, particularly the way both we and the republican party have put such a priority and such an emphasis on building a movement that looks more like america. with more young people, more hispanics, more african-americans, more asians. while we have done that, they have a serious faith problem. they have a faith problem and they have a limit intact family problem. if they don't do something to address this. it isn't just evangelicals. look at the catholic vote. donald trump after losing the catholic vote i believe by a percent four years ago, winning it by 6% eight years ago, yesterday donald trump won the catholic vote by 15%. and among catholics frequently attend mass -- maybe you got a slide on this -- but i think it is over two to one. i just do not see arithmetically, we don't know what will happen in 2026 or 2028. this is don

. >> the previous high was 91% which was what brian kemp got in 2022 against stacey abrams. the next one below that was the 89% glenn youngkin got in virginia. in north carolina, donald trump won 86% of the evangelical vote to harris' 13%. we would argue, particularly the way both we and the republican party have put such a priority and such an emphasis on building a movement that looks more like america. with more young people, more hispanics, more african-americans, more asians. while we have done that, they have a serious faith problem. they have a faith problem and they have a limit intact family problem. if they don't do something to address this. it isn't just evangelicals. look at the catholic vote. donald trump after losing the catholic vote i believe by a percent four years ago, winning it by 6% eight years ago, yesterday donald trump won the catholic vote by 15%. and among catholics frequently attend mass -- maybe you got a slide on this -- but i think it is over two to one. i just do not see arithmetically, we don't know what will happen in 2026 or 2028. this is d

>> look, i think members would like to see the dnc actually follow the lead that stacey abrams had inwhat did she do? she started organizing, like the next day. she started delivering message, not for herself, not for any particular candidate, but for the brand. when i was at the dnc as the coms director back during the 2014 mid terms -- >> tough mid terms, honey. >> tough mid terms, right. post romney, pre-trump. we did surveys around the country. i will say a word, draw a picture. first word was republican. the commonly drawn picture at the time was a dollar sign. when we asked people why they said, because they're the party of the rich. they wouldn't say that now. but the most commonly drawn picture for democrat was a question mark. that's so much worse. they didn't really know what the dnc stood for. >> you're ten years later. >> this is the question. >> you've still got a question mark. >> this is what i think a lot of democrats are hoping that the party can actually help fill that void by answering that question on the ground. all over across the country, in these battleground s

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narrative got started by barack obama, the brothers and misogyny and they don't want a woman, and then stacey abramsollows it up with, yeah, you know, african american men, there's racism and there's sexism. look, the trump haters, i get it, you're not in a good place right now, we'll give you a little bit of latitude. some on the left even melting down on social media. some of it is actually quite hilarious after the empire state building lit up red to commemorate donald trump's win. and meanwhile comedian, listen to this jerry seinfeld, called out his kid's old school. why? they're giving -- you can't even make it up. distressed students, they're distressed over the election results, the day off after the election. forget about the land of the free, the home of the brave. we're now the home of, what, liberal snowflakes? one left wing group is now even sending out texts. i goat this from a friend of mine just got this text encouraging democrats to grieve with loved ones and then take to the streets? what does that mean? my message to those deeply upset on the left, it's going to be okay. just keepi

that's what stacey abrams showed us last cycle. >> in twenty-twenty was to get a guy like my brother who never right, as opposed to the likely voter. most of this polling that is done. national surveys is based on likely voter category, which means you voted in the last 2 elections is not you know, are you going to vote? had never but that's what i think donald trump has tapped is a cohort of people. >> yeah. like the boy from politics or the amish. and there are so many was focusing epon hunters. >> who i guess we're early vote so that that must be part of that. yeah, i mean, it's really hard to pull the amish because they don't they don't have you know, not knocking on doors. and even though they don't, they don't usually want to talk to can i just tell you, i mean, it's kind of dimly lit there, but the trump supporters that are waiting on again, you're lookitg >> the west palm beach, florida, watch party for trump. lot of red hats. i don't see them right there. those may be more posh gassed, but we saw a lot of at maga hats in the audience. >> and a lot of people wearing the kind

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the other person is stacey abrams. we have not heard a lot from stacey abrams in this election cycle. her organizations, particular fair fight, the new georgia their project were instrumental in pulling together coalitions that ended up winning joe biden georgia in 2020 , but also michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin area >> not this time though. we will have a lot more chance to talk about that over the course of the morning and not to mention the weeks and months ahead. the future of the president united states, donald trump has the keys to the white house again. we have brand-new reaction from russia as the world is really about to change. more cnn special live coverage of election day in america. >>> welcome back to cnn special live coverage of election day in america. donald trump, once again elected to the white house. leaders around the world congratulating him on his historic come back. there is one leader who apparently has no plans to congratulate him, russia's vladimir putin, according to the kremlin. cnn's

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carolina are similar states, but georgia, we seen it move bluer and bluer in a large part thanks to stacey abramsnd others. georgia, nevada, maybe north carolina, the one state where harris is underperforming is arizona. trump is up two to three points. that is actually a pretty wide gap. everybody likes to say that it is a 50-50 race. i don't get is in arizona. lisa: i don't have any feeling about this and i have no edge on this, so when i sound smart i say who is winning and then i can give a sense of what is going on in markets and understand this. you think actually the betting markets are completely skewed? why? rob: the betting market that is the most skewed is pulling market thanks to a trader in france who has put in at least $40 million, last week, onto trump. apparently his family doesn't know that he is doing it, but good luck to him today. for us, the betting markets are an interesting indicator of direction. a move towards trump over the past couple of weeks, frankly over the last couple days to harris, but improbability -- and i'm not a political scientist -- but if you look at the

stacey abrams. well, i'm going to you tell me what it should be. i'm going to tell you what it has.okay. so for picture books was make way for ducklings, because i have five brothers and sisters and we all used to look like make way for ducklings. we go with my parents. and then my favorite middle school book was the phantom tollbooth. it's about the fight between and and words. i just thought that was the most cool. i'm like norton juster was awesome. so those are my two favorites. but what's my third favorite book? anything by meg medina. yeah. so give us give us. hey, mercy suarez changes gears. there you go. that is my third favorite book. thank you. i my daughter love phantom tollbooth. i was a fan of charlotte's web. you see i know that friendship thing. so and my my older sister read that and told me the whole story. so it wasn't as much fun. know she had. are they all bookish also your siblings? we have a book club. oh, yeah. i sibling book. we have a sibling book club that we will not let my parents in and and we have rules like if you pick a book and it's dumb, you get pus