what exactly is stacy abrams done to help georgia since she lost in 2018. she led the crusade to push major league baseball all-star game out of atlanta. what did that do? it cost majority black cities in atlanta $70 million in losses. georgia, this is into close call. why on earth you want to sink into the decline and decay we are seeing in blue states across america. georgians don't need abrams to ride to the rescue. they need her to ride into the sunset and for good. that is the angle. joining me as candace owens, host of the campus owens show and founder of black fit. abrams strictly as not only destructive as a politician but she feels entitled to the governorship. your reaction? >> he does feel entitled. you can say true to her soul in black lives matter activists, i don't mean that in a good way, i mean illogically, thinks she should be the first, people should listen to everything she says because she's a black woman and she has bad policies and let's not forget she's also impossibly corrupt, stacy abrams's sister was a federal judge who dismissed c

>> she was all about young people and so certainly stacy abrams. i think she might let the leaders rise up themselves. she would not kind of anoint anybody. she would be supportive once that person kind of arises but she would be there to support and help move the needle forward. there are a lot of movements now cooks that would be what bob moses did in casting her noticing the genius and saying i need to do more of this or that. >> i'm reluctant to even name anybody producing issue name anybody there's a charge on twitter, instagram and the other. i support all of the sisters. i will say this about stacy abrams. both of her parents are methodist ministers. there is a grounding that comes. and they did not have much and they had a big family. there is a grounding that comes from having faith in your core. and that is what i see as a common thread between tubman and hammer, and stacy abrams. >> we are talked about this idea of leaders, we talk in preparation for the conversation that black lives matter sort of operating on that same type of model if

and at the same time raising concerns like oh no, stacie abrams could win. well now there is a trump ally who as part of his video, in addition to these things he said about abrams, he said a lot of things that weren't necessarily true, blaming quemp for his loss in that senate race. a lot of republicans in georgia actually think the former president and his unwillingness to accept the election results, saying everything was rigged made people not really that excited about voting again in january in that special election, in january. >> and stacie abrams only lost with 50,000 votes in 2018. does she have a better chance now? >> she has a political environment that is much tough ter so the headwinds are much stronger now than back in 2018 when she had a tailwind but the thing helping her is this, a big fight on the republican side, they will spend a lot of money, they are going to, as tam pointed out, it it could be very bruising, that certainly is very helpful to-- very helpful to her and let's remember this is not the first race where done will all trump has

i will say this about stacy abrams. both of her parents are methodist ministers, there is a grounding that comes and they didn't have much and they're a big pham he. there's a grounding that comes from having faith in your core and that's what i see as a common thread between tubman and haimer and stacy abrams. >> and we're talking about this idea of the leaders and we talked in preparation from the conversation that snic didn't have leaders, black lives matter sort of operating on that same type of mod and there are circumstances that ashls rise which can leakly be very full, and choose your battles, pick your battles and which one's going to stick. where am i going to give my voice the loudest resonance and speaking of voices, we know that haimer was known for her incredible voice, music, folk songs and played a major role and can we talk about music and the title of your book? >> music was part of her life and she was identified with a beautiful voice each when she was a little girl and she was in the home, in the fi

barely squeak out a word for it raymond arroyo breaks it all down in friday follies, but first stacy abramsides again. that is the focus of the ankle. let's say you're lucky enough t be driving and knew her model let's say porsche suv, low mileage in pristine condition. and some schmucker approaches you in a parking lot, asks you if you'd be willing to trade it for his 200 to mitsubishi. its dented on the driver side and has a muffler hanging off the back. you'd burst out. that's with the voter response should be to hear that she is once again running for governor. why on earth would voters there want to give up economic policies that deliver safety, prosperity, and job growth for the misery of places like california and new york? >> four years of governor abrams ? that would be four years of poisonous racial recriminations four years of high taxes on businesses and families, four years of mask and vaccine mandates, four years of smashin grabs increasing violent crime, and four years of anti-american propaganda in georgia schools. in other words, four years of economic and cultural decline.

. >> they for coming on, can't wait was on another network stacy abrams told egregious live.u about it. >> laura: stacey abrams laura: stacy abrams let loose with this whopper. >> acknowledged i'm not become a governor, that he had won the election i did not challenge the outcome of the election unlike some recent folks did. laura: we have the videotape, get your freedom matters herein free ornament on lauraingraham.com. [b] carley: shocking video of another mass looting breaking out in california overnight. todd: one of the latest incidents where mobs ransack es

stacy abrams's group, basically registered 800,000 new voters in the last several years and that's a big deal. >> conway predicts david perdue could throw his hat in the ring to challenge abrams and she said she wouldn't be surprised if trump steps in. ultimately the republican is nominated in the primary to win. >> the clock is running out for us to reach a deal to keep the government open. todd: congress's bars over the extension with gop holdouts using vaccine mandates as leverage. the only job this guy doesn't have or maybe he does is griff jenkins joining us with more. >> reporter: could be an interesting weekend because the deadline is midnight tomorrow in a shutdown could trigger everything from national park closures to delays in social security checks. at issue a group of gop senators holding up a funding bill in an effort to defund the vaccine mandates. >> the democrats should at least allow us to have a vote on whether these vaccine mandates should be imposed by federal agencies, that is beyond their statutory authority, be on the constitutional authority of the federal gov

now you have stacy abrams who has announced she's running for governor.of weaknesses i hope that voters will turp out to vote. >> will you be working with stacy abrams and her campaign. you were among the first elected officials to endorse president biden. what's your a pispirations? what's next for you? >> i will do everything in my power to make sure stay aabrams is elected governor. make sure people are educated and informed and they are registering to vote. >> all that you have learned, endured and hope to be passing on whether it be to your children, to the city of atlanta or to the mayor-elect, what will be your advice for him? >> i've given him a lot of advice. i don't know if he will take it or not. just a few things and we rr actually together this morning. just really cautioned him to protect his peace. >> what do you mean by that? >> there were moments during my term that i thought i had lost the ability to empathize because there's so many bad things that you confront on daily basis as a leader and i think part of it is creating something inte

for republican senators david perdue launching campaign for governor georgia government to block stacy abrams from getting the job. >> he wants to transform our state into another failed state like california. your that news about san francisco just now. that is what she wants to bring to georgia. i will stand in the breach and make sure she never does that. todd: she says georgia needs a more conservative agenda, brian kemp is not up to the task. >> i want to illuminate the state income tax, give education of our children back to our parents, i want to make our cities and states safe again. i want to fight biden at every turn on these mandates you call out every night. >> republican national committee chair ron mcdaniel says republicans are feeling very confident ahead of the midterms writing the fox news op-ed, quote, president biden's job approval rating is in freefall and it is not just republicans think so. a recent usa today poll found 59% of voters disapproved of biden's job performance well vice president kamala harris's approval rating sits at an embarrassing 28%, 46% of those survey

stacy abrams announced her candidacy saying opportunities shouldn't be by zip code or access to power rate with governor britain kevin was the closest in decades. he was credited with organizing black voters in the south to help democrats score key victories in the senate and presidential election. >>> a teenager was welcomed home of being hospitalized after the christmas parade tragedy in waukesha wtmj has more. >> reporter: a crowd of friends and family stood by for eric's return home. >> getting in the car was hard for him. getting out was a little better. it's still painful, it's hard for him to move without putting any weight on that leg that leg hurts quite a bit that he broke so, but he's strong and he'll get through that we'll get through this >> reporter: eric was playing trombone when he was struck by the suv. he suffered frurs of the skushlgs spine, femur and ribs and shoulder were broken his lung bruised and collapsed eric's father don says his son will have to relearn how to walk. >> he actually walked 12 feet with the locker. >> volunteers built this ramp for eric donald

go ahead. >> some people think that stacy abrams is already the governor of georgia.he house and these retirements make it look very likely along with the generic poll which has republicans up from the real clear politics average 4 points. when republicans poll, it usually means they make huge in-roads in the house. what about the senate. you're seeing fewer retirements there. republicans are on the fence on almost all of the seats that are up. what do you think is going to happen there? >> i actually appropriate at this -- i think that the republicans actually could increase their -- they do better in the senate. i think they could take the senate. i think it's highly likely that they're going to win the house. the average i think is 25 seats that the opposition party takes after a president of the opposing party has been in the white house for two years. i think that's looking very good for them in the house. but one of the things that -- if you actually look back at the history, the senate usually changes when there's a sweep in the house as well. and so, yes, it i

david: stacy abrams launched her 2022 bid for governor of georgia.on this. congressman, abrams lost by a very slim margin last time. what do you think will happen this time? >> i think she will lose by a wide margin this time. stacy be a programs represents values of average georgian like man on the moon. if she had been charge during the pandemic we would have seen in georgia with what happened in california and new york with the shutdowns that join destroyed economies. we have republican leadership in georgia. we kept our state going. the economy kept going. that is what we needed to do. if you get stacy abram with her far left socialist priorities it would be disaster in the state of georgia. georgians understands that. david: she denies she supported the boycott after the voting law was enacted yet she came out the same misinformation spread by president biden and others in the democratic party that led to the boycott, didn't it? >> absolutely. few days before the boycott, before the major league all-star game was taken from the city of atlanta,

released some pictures of the historic appearance and i think i know why this is taking place, stacy abramsnod for doing a voiceover so i think she's trying to get her do here. laura: obama in one year won the nobel prize, the grammy, oscar, the enemy and the randy, all of it. >> then michelle obama showed up on rachael ray looking like a daytime talk show host. >> as public figures home is the only safe place you have, you're in a position to turn that upside down and re-create a production studio in your home and let people in. talk about what that was like for you. >> oprah in waiting. laura: oprah better be watching. did they have a falling out, oprah and michelle? maybe we know why. >> she definitely slipped into the chair. like jacob marley, there are figures this time of year you hope never show up even if they are teaching a new master class. >> hardly anything worth doing can be done alone. i will teach skills i developed in using challenging leadership positions. >> some compromising positions i might add. i wonder if there will be an isolating intern us in plan. how to do quite i

first time through russian collusion, she never accepted her loss, she loves to powell around with stacy abramselieves she's the governor of georgia and they're going to lecture me on democracy. >> a little rich coming from the woman who colluded with the russians. what do you think this means for president biden if he already has hillary clinton waiting into the 2024 water what does it say about president biden and where he stands heading into the midterms and 2024? >> he is in a bad situation to begin with for what that just spells out but if you play farther into that clip from hillary clinton she sounds so bitter, so angry. whenever she brings this up especially when she starts talking about donald trump and his supporters, his milk, kind of like the shorthand for the basket of deplorables. if you play that clip, what she goes on to say is she doesn't want her party to take a deep left turn and go left-wing crazy. she is basically talking about exactly what president biden and kamala harris have done. in that remarkable sit down right there i don't think she is just nosing her nose back out

barely squeak out a word for it raymond arroyo breaks it all down in friday follies, but first stacy abramses again. that is the focus of the ankle. let's say you're lucky enough t be driving and knew her model let's say porsche suv, low mileage in ne

. >> one problem is stacey stacy abrams is on video saying the last election was stolen from her birdch. >> is he a legitimate opener elect? >> he is the person who won an adequate number of votes for it. >> with all due respect, respec we are coming from and i respec the issues you're raising come you're not answering her to get you said as recently as this past tuesday in front of the crowd in las vegas that why continue to use that language? >> winning an election is not simply about the candidate getting to cross the finish lin and getting the job. >> i said that election because under the previous secretary of state ryan kim, millions of voters were thousands of voters were denied the right to vote very. >> with more is the editor and speak of very we could have played hours of that. we just want to run out of time. >> she is the gift that keeps o giving. the governor of georgia running for reelection. but committed she actually actually think she's going to win? it's going to be a bad year to be a democrat, especially controversial one like her, and secondly look at her behavior

condition did thes who are wanting to form themselves in the image of trump and in georgia, of course, stacy abramslly focused on making sure all of our base comes out. we did it twice last year in the two senate races. i think this also gives a lot of ammunition for democrats to be excited about this race. >> very different dynamics this time around. >> and the case study for any governor running in a state is like the virginia model, embracing paolicies of the republican party but separating yourself from trump and his tenor, for success. >> alice stewart, maria cordona, thank you. posts relating the vaccines to holocaust in journey. next. and quick programming, cnn's el reed will have a quick documentary this evening, white power on trial. this cnn special report begins at 9:00 p.m. ! good eye! good eye! eyes are good for lots of things. like reading! be the best, caleb! statistically impossible, caleb. umpire: strike three, you're out! you'll get 'em next time! or you won't, probably won't. and it won't impact your future whatsoever! talk to us about college planning today. feel comfortable abo

if they had one thing to unify, it would be to run against stacy abrams, but they're not in the fightbattle happening. we're going to hear all of the republicans, anyone running for lieutenant governor, state senator, sheriff, everyone's going to be running against stacey abrams on the republican side but she's just as galvanizing on the democratic side, and she has registered literally 1.3 million voters since the last time she was up on the ballot. her group fair fight action, the new georgia project, all of these groups have done an enormous registration based on the model she put in place, along with a lot of black activists in the state. it's a very different electorate, a different race, and a totally different dynamic than the last time stacey abrams, and brian kemp faced each other. >> what a time to be alive. patricia murphy. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the late senator bob dole will lie in state at the capitol rot rotunda this thursday. dole died sunday at the age of 98. he announced in february that he was being treated for advanced lung cancer. >> flags at the w

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stacy abrams proved that in georgia. she will prove then again in the gubernatorial race there.etting people to the polls despite republican attempts to gerrymander -- neil: each side does that, right? >> what is that, neil? neil: you got to get voters jazzed on either side, both sides to get them to the polls. democrats don't appear jazzed right now, right? >> i don't know if i agree with that. there are plenty of democrats who are jazzed but always reminder this poll is a great reminder we have to get out and get the message to the individual voters and get them to the polls to vote. neil: guys, wish we had more time. blessedly we do not, blessedly we do not. very good arguing your positions, guys. i want to thank you both, gianno, next time you come back, you're in london, i want to see the london tower, bridge, whatever, something but thanks, guys, very, very much. want to go to mitch roschelle, macro advisors founding partner. you were hearing these guys, the poll has everything to do with concerns about inflation and taking it out on the administration. wouldn't be the fir

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stacy! >> part of the new campaign launch video from stacey abrams who just announced she will mount a second georgia governor next year. stacey abrams narrowly, very narrowly lost the race for governor in 2018 to the guy who holds the job now republican brian kemp. but two years later in 2020 georgia helped elect a democratic president by going blue for the first time in 28 years. georgia also flipped two u.s. senate seats to hand democrats control of the united states senate. i mean, in georgia it has certainly been a team effort and one of the biggest democratic party electoral success stories of the century. even though she didn't do it alone it is inarguably stacey abrams who laid the foundation for those victories more than any other person you could say that about. joining us now is the newly announced democratic candidate for governor of georgia, stacey abrams. it is a real pleasure to have you here tonight. thank you so much for making time. >> thank you for having me. it is always a pleasure. >> people talk about you all the time. your ears must be constantly burning. you knew there

one of the nation's leading voting rights advocates, stacey abrams, running for governor of georgia, out with her first children's booked "stacy'snary words." i can't wait to read it and hear them as well. president biden called harry reid, he just passed away today, he called him a giant of our history. president obama said he would never have been president without senator reid and reid made obamacare happen. how do you see his impact on politics and every day people? >> thank you for having me. i had the opportunity to speak with senator reid a couple of times, and each time i sat with attention listening to his wisdom, his insight and his very canny understanding of how politics work. he was a brilliant, brilliant strategist, and because of him we have health care for millions of americans. because of him we have a process that gives us a way forward on some. most intractable issues that we face. and i think that he is going to be sorely missed. >> and of course he made an indelible mark when it comes to areas around the filibuster as well, which is a very important aspect given the reluctance, shall we say, to actually chan

stacey abrams, helped georges freshman center give control of the senate to the democratic party. stacy runs campaign advertisement so far has stressed her leadership skills that she would bring to the governorship. and does not attack georgia's republican. so far, brian kemp does have a very loud political opponent. who today said, brian kemp has filled georgia. camped has been a very weak governor, most importantly he can't win. that attack on brian kemp, came from republican in name only. donald trump. the new york times reports that trump has vowed to orchestrate brian kemp's defeat as a payback for the governor's refusal to help overturn the former president's november election lost in the state. donald trump has found someone else who lost in georgia to run against brian camped in the republican primary for governor. former republican senator, david perdue, announced today that he is running for governor next year in the state that already has a republican governor. that means, david perdue and brian kemp, will be joining massive amounts of republican money that could go to republ

stacy abrarms aren't be governor. abrarms will smile, lie and cheat to make this more like california or new york. let me be very clear, over my dead body will we ever give stacey abrams>> latosha, that is very personal but clear that it isn't just david purdue. fulton county, georgia is what they're talking about. they delivered two senators for the democrats and if stacy arams gets through the hoops and wins the popular vote in georgia, it's the current people that could simply reverse the election in fulton county and hand it over to that guy. your thoughts? >> absolutely. that's part of the reason why we were fighting sb 202. right now i have actually less voting protection in the state of georgia than i did a year ago. right? so we're looking and doing that already. we're lookingurdue and it amazing how they mastered lying, that the fact of the matter you start off with unifying but i'm going to take on the incumbent government. that's a lot of unity. what we're seeing is the republican party is imploding. it's imploding in georgia. i think it is going to be an uphill battle because they weaponized administrative process but i want to remind people 2018, the demo