this is going to be a big deal in the state of georgia as the republicans take on this democrat, stacy abrams. people ask me what is the difference between abrams and brian kemp? he is a gun toting bible clinging deplorable and she is not. shannon: she made no secret of that. and what we have been following, 14 years old, when he was arrested, he got a hefty sentence, served 21/2 years in a juvenile correction facility. the judge said i think he has been in prison to at a half years and don't think it helps him much. i am hoping for this opportunity, allow him to go to a program described as tightly controlled military school type environment, he has been arrested for shooting, accused of felony murder of killing a man waiting for her to pick him up. that is not something you would imagine the judge expected. she knew there was trouble. >> absolutely knew that he was a troubled person and completely ignored the passionate pleas of the district attorney and prosecutors. he had been serving 28 months, racked up something like 25 or 30 violations, and instead of serving up the 7 year sentence, a

christina, you look at stacy abrams closing ad in her democratic primary and you look at the closing ad for kemp in georgia, the contrast, not just in what the positions are, but the issue spaces dollar talking about. abrams is talking about four different concrete policy proposals and kemp is like, i stand for the national anthem. >> right. right. this is the economic anxiety the trump voters are supposedly having. we know kemp trafficked in these races and xen nophobic trobes and abrams is saying i want to help move georgia forward in an economic space, right? if you actually have good transportation and you have grants to help you with your small business and we have better schools and programs to support, you know, the working class, the working poor, single mothers, marginalized communities, whatever it may be this is a much better state this is what we will do. that will actually feed you and nourish you. kemp is essentially saying hating people from mexico or insert the name of another country that's all we need. standing for the national anthem is not going to put food on your

and then as you pointed out at the top, stacy abrams, who is this progressive firebrand that could be first african-american governor ever elected. it's amazing. >> it's amazing. and the choice is stark, just to be clear, when you talk about kemp driving around in his pickup truck, picking up illegal immigrations. we should say, again, trump came out today with a full-throated endorsement of kemp. april, pretty incredible, though, that you have a video like that, that became something that the republican candidates, where we're going to get the results here momentarily, had to talk about. >> yeah. well, you know, this is -- sacha baron cohen just played tonight climate right now. and for some, this is what they want. this is the political incorrectness that we're seeing from the head. and you know, this candidate felt it was okay. but you know, it comes out of a state of georgia where you have a potential african-american woman to be the new governor of that state -- stacy abrams, turning it purple. we're not in a moment in 2018 where we should be doing that kind of thing. we're going

. >> stacy abrams won back in may and had a convincing defeat of her rival. be the nation's first black elected governor if she wins. instead of taking a centrist attitu attitude, she is gunning for left leaning voters with gun control, taxes and justice that other democrats haven't taken in georgia. >> that was already history making for stacy abrams and we'll see what happens in november. >>> this week a piece of civil rights history going up for auction. it's the wooden house that was once resided by rosa parks. we'll speak with a family member and the president of the auction house about this historic home next. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody e

stacy abrams, the democrat, hoping to turn a traditional red state blue.can do that, she would be the nation's first female african-american governor. you see her there on the cover of "time" magazine. molly ball is the author of this great cover story. we talked about the republican candidate yesterday. he's a trumpian conservative. stacy abrams says, no, that's not georgia. >> she's hoping this race follows the model of a couple other states that recently had races that pitted a democrat, who emphasizes pocketbook issues, versus a republican who is very much a trumpian culture warrior, talking about guns and illegal immigration and all kinds of other cultural issues that a governor doesn't usually concern themself with. for example, the virginia governors race and the alabama senate race. in both of those you had republican candidates using a trump echoing message. democrats are running on expanding health care, expanding medicaid in the case of stacey abrams. georgia, historically red state. it's only become republican in the last decade and a half. it'

leland: if you are successful and that means you take on stacy abrams running to be the nation's firstn terms of how far to the right this primary is pushed both of you, is it too far to the right for a state that is certainly seems to be leaning and moving a little bit father left? >> well, every poll that has been done has indicated that i am the only person that could beat stacy abrams. my opponent cannot. clearly, he is the weaker of the two. leland: is it weaker or because you appear more to a crossover audience and have not gone so far to the right? >> we undeniably have a very strong crossover vote. we been able to demonstrate 20% african-american vote in the general election and the number one on the statewide ballot more than any other candidate. certainly, that's indicative of my record of doing things that make a difference that impact people's lives in a positive w way. also, micro account and the fact that i did not come from the country club. i came from [inaudible] and raised by a single mom who worked two jobs. leland: we heard your campaign has gone on and i hate to cu

but if there was a candidate stacy abrams could beat, it's kemp. his nasty, despicable behavior and the very thing he's doing to make georgia more red are what offend people. i think it's going to be a lot more competitive than i thought six months ago. >> you're smiling. >> because jason and i talked about this. >> are you talking about -- bring them out. bring them out. >> i actually think abrams can dw definitely win. she talked about her biggest problem is she needs to convince people that victory is possible. kemp sued her. he's had people arrested, interrogated. >> he was the attorney general. >> secretary of state and attorney general. >> sorry. >> i do think she has an uphill battle but i think she has been bold enough to run an authentic campaign as authentic as herself. there are plenty of people in georgia looking for a candidate like her. if people get it in their head that victory is possible and come out and vote, she can certainly win. i would say winning is probable. >> i think it's such an exciting -- this is one of the most exciti

stacy abrams up by two points or something like that. it is a dead even race.eorgia is pretty remarkable. >> julie: at this point the president has backed some 20 republicans for the race in 2018 and sticking to the same issues over and over. border security at the top of the list, taxes and support for the military and veterans. is that going to resonate? >> depends on the electorate. with the general a whole new ball of wax. we can overstate the effect of trump tweets and endorsements in a republican primary but there is a pattern that you can establish where the president backs, for example, a candidate more middle of the road and he doesn't do as well in the case of luther strange in alabama he lost. voters know who the trump candidate in the race is, right? it doesn't necessarily translate into a general election win. in georgia we're seeing a progressive candidate who chided her fellow democrats for appealing to centrist republican voters in the state of georgia and a very pro trump aggressively anti-immigration, put a shotgun a kid in an ad. you have two

brian kemp, the secretary of state being out lieutenant governor casey campbell who face democrat stacy abramsnovember, wasting no time kicking off his campaign against her. >> radical liberal who cares more for billionaire backers than for you all, you hard-working georgians. stacy's money is coming from california, new york and massachusetts, not georgia. >> reporter: if abrams wins she would be the first black female governor in the us. making his case donald trump's supreme court pick meets monday with democratic senator joe manchin. it could be crucial to getting brett kavanaugh on the bench while manchin is up for reelection in the red-hot state. >> reporter: joe manchin is holding discussions whether to support the supreme court nominee with voters in a state trump won by 42. >> i have not done that myself. >> reporter: if manchin votes know it affects voters and gop opponent patrick morrissey questions his government. >> the more it is clear he is only in this to appeal his liberal donors and only stand for judge brett kavanaugh after it is clear they have the votes. >> reporter: mansi

i think the most impressive thing is the stacy abrams victory. two stacy, they were great candidates. one, stacy evans is a great person. let's get enough whites over to our side and energize the african-american base, stacy abrams believes in the new way, which is to get your base out there and move people towards you by being a candidate of conviction, conviction politics is what they have lacked other than president obama in his races in the mid-term. so i think that you need to do boat. i don't think there is an either or, or infighting in the democratic party. it's inside the beltway. it gets all the headlines. it's bs. what is going on on the ground is young people taking over the party, running good candidates, whether it be conor lamb, a moderate. or the young lady we are about to have on, which is smart we can win both ways. >> you are running yourself. which is it? when you are running? is it more about trying to convert white suburban women and spending money on that? >> right. >> or about getting new voters, young voters of color in. >

kemp goes on to face stacy abrams. she could become the first african american governor. jason, thank you for joining us. first of all, let's talk about the republican guy. you know, you hear people talking, i guess people in the far right, who talk like that. but not a person who is running for governor of a state who talks about quote, criminal illegals. that is all they are, and criminal because they didn't have documents and going to round them up like citizen arrest. little extreme. your thoughts about likability. >> it is tough for me as a georgian watching because it is embarrassing. he is pandering to a tiny group of people. the first thing i want to say, it doesn't reflect my state where i live. you are going to see regular mainstream georgians feel that is unacceptable. and it is going to leave the door open for abrams to walk through it. >> the president had to deal with that in georgia as lieutenant governor. how do you compare these two fellows, this guy, and that guy. >> kemp is from a different era. >> is he as bad as lester maddox? is he? >> no. i think br

whoever wins will face democrat stacy abrams. to be named a party's nominee for governor in georgia. we'll talk to brian kent how that race could go in georgia. ♪ your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. stuart: our guest is georgia's secretary of state. he is running against casey cagle in the republican runoff for georgia's governor. president trump tweeting support for mr. kemp. he said today is the day to vote for brian kemp. will be great for georgia. full endorsement. brian kemp is with us. sir, if you beat cagle in this runoff today, you face democrat stacy abrams. if she wins, she would be the first african-american woman governor in america. so ultimately

so that could face in the general elections, stacy abrams if she won, she would be the first woman who is an african-american to be a governor. that would be a tough challenge for either of these candidates who win this runoff. mike report entire house of keptives is on the ballot for november. i want you to hear what steve sca lease is saying about keeping the majority. >> he leasey is talking about raising taxes and abolishing sighs. that's not the direction we need to go. i hope they keep going around letting people know that's what they would do if they were in the majority. >> he's saying democrats are going too far to the left. are you surprised by that strategy? >> both sides are pushing a line on immigration that we'll see when it turns out in november who is right about that. however, on the left you are seeing more and more candidates embrace the bernie sanders model. i know you just showed him. since the 2016 election he has continued to stay engaged and campaign with candidates and continued to push his message including the medicare for all and raising the minimum wage. i

stacy abrams may very well be able to make a turnaround in the metropolitan atlanta counties anotherand more educated places that would trump so to speak that turn out for the more rural poorly educated counties they can also strongly for trump. if she's able to turn out the educated areas the sophisticated voter and it looks like she will be a graduate of yale law school, fantastic lawyer in her own right with absolute groundbreaking democratic and the democratic party in the house. she may be in that race simply because of the trump factor. these can have a hard time. i'm sorry, go ahead. liz: i want ask you one more question. i'm running out of time. as far as potential consequences , the possibility of an acquittal in a number of other outcomes. the penalties he could be facing are pretty severe. >> at a severe penalties. i believe that at any point not even if the jury seated after testimony begins, manafort and his team can always approach and say all right, we don't like the government. we don't like this jury appear we want to cut a deal. they can do that anytime. just becaus

casey cagle and it was going to be a tight race until donald trump got involved, kemp will face stacy abramsber wasting no time kicking off his campaign against her. >> radical liberals who cares more for her billionaire backers then for you all, you hard-working georgians. depicting children as target practice, democratic gubernatorial candidate under fire for this disturbing campaign ad. jeff green slamming the nra labeled as a our practice with children as the bull's-eye, banning assault weapons if elected. a lobbyist for the nra called it repulsive. democratic congressman says the media is turning socialist alexandria and 15 into a godlike figure. >> pushed the young woman to the point she has been made into some kind of deity. the democratic party have people who like to pull the party to the far left. that is not where america is. it does enormous damage to the fabric of the nation. rob: ocasio-cortez emerged as a star after defeating joe crowley in the campaign. >> price hikes on hold, 10 drug companies have agreed to freeze any increase of costs but merck, pfizer and novartis, how hi

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kevin's win sets up a heated battle of the bases this fall when he takes on democrat stacy abrams who was fighting to become the nation's first black female governor. >> all right. just hours of president trump praised tariffs on twitter, his administration announced a temporary $12 billion program to help american farmers who have been struckling in the wake of the president's trade policies. nbc chief white house correspondent halle jackson has more. >> reporter: before he farmed this land his dad did and his dad before that. these days, it's tougher to turn a profit. >> we need these tariffs to end southeastern rather than later. >> reporter: those tariffs triggered a trade war. >> the longer this goes on, it makes it that much harder for us. crop costs on our end seem to be going up all the time. >> reporter: producers of soy beans, dairy, cotton and more geten an assist from the -- get an assist from the trump administration. a $12 billion program is meant to offset the $11 billion in losses farmers face the goal in this one time aid package to hold them over until the u.s. can h

plus in november, stacy abrams could become first african-american female governor ever if she wins her race in georgia. so what's happening? something's happening. you got some new leaders out there that are able to combine a positive economic message, focusing on the kitchen table issues with a full throated embrace of diversity. you know, trump's populism often divides people along racial lines. these new folks, their populism is uniting people along racial lines. now if that starts to work, we'll see. we'll see. i don't want to get too excited. we'll see. listen, my next guest is somebody who knows a lot about crossing bou crossing bound riz a crossing boundaries and uniting people. he does it from the other side of the aisle. please welcome to "the van jones show," tim scott on "the van jones show." >> it's an honor. it's an honor. >> thank you. >> very, very good. i got the top guy. i got the top guy. man. first of all, it's an honor to have you here. you are the top ranking african-american republican in the country which means every day for you kind of sucks, right? >> not actua

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. >> the winner of today's runoff will face democrat stacy abrams in november.ighly competitive g.o.p. primary, both kemp and cagle have pledged to appear at a republican unity rally on thursday. >> bret: jonathan serrie live in athens. we will have the results of that race around fox. the dow jumped nearly 200 points today. the s&p 500 rose 13. the nasdaq dropped 1. seven president trump since billions of dollars to farmers to try to ease the damage of trade disputes. we will get reaction from the panel on that and the day's news when we come back. ♪ he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. when you barely clip a tpassing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates

but what a governor's race in georgia for the fall between republican and stacy abrams who is a progressivecan democrat. >> so noah, what can we read into last night's results? again, 39-point spread in that republican runoff. we said it again and again but it's worth underlying, president trump has an 88% approval rating among republicans despite all the criticism he receives. >> yeah, jeremy hit it on the head that there's an affectation sort of a posture that you have to strike in order to appeal to the trump supporting base of the republican party. and i think this candidate struck it pretty well. obviously donald trump believed it. and the race in the fall now is set up between a progressive democrat, someone who scolded her fellow democrats for appealing to the middle of the state and a trump supporting republican who promises to deport people by himself and put guns to the heads of people. there is no middle ground. and that's very distressing. there's a lot of people in the middle of this country who do not appreciate this kind of posturing and are not progressive liberal democrats

you won't be able to sway the trump voters but stacy abrams has proved in georgia the strategy is noty to get these people out of the matrix. they were sucker bid bush/cheney, we warn them, they hated us. it will hurt them the most and we're fighting for the people who hate us. it's about inspiring people to vote and by highlighting ignorance and meanness, i would like to think this will inspire people because batman, gandhi, mlk, no one will save us. it has to be us. >>fugelsang, a great comedian in your own right. more a"a.m. joy" next. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it no. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. exp

you pulled into politics but there is a black woman running for the governorship of your state, stacy abrams in a state like georgia? >> we're going to do everything we can. i will say i will do everything i can to help her. i'm hoping she can be successful with that. we thought we wouldn't -- it would be 100 years before we get a black president. that happened. i would say, yes, it's probably -- and should be possible in the state of georgia to see that kind of change. >> absolutely, i would like to say she lost her son tragically in race-based violence is running, foo. black women in georgia seem to have something special about them. what is it about you black ladies in georgia? >> we just have to figure out how to survive and we go for it. >> shirry sherrod, thank you for being here. we hope you'll come back to new york often. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you. >> she is great. i want to take a quick moment to wish speedy recovery to georgia congressman john lewis who was hospitalized yesterday after falling ill on a plane. the spokesperson for the congressman said he was hospitalized for

whether it's in new york or stacy abrams in georgia or -- especially these women.that's a part of what we're seeing. >> eric: do you think they're calling for the abolition of ice, getting rid of ice. one calls ice a terrorist organization. you don't think that's radical? >> well, cynthia nixon is running her campaign in illinois and duckworth said the opposite. if we get rid of ice we have the president and his policies in place. it is great that we have all of these voices and you know what? disagreement is okay. i don't understand why the republican party thinks that they have to speak only in the same voice as the president. that's not -- that's just not common sense. that is not how human beings work. so what is happening with the party is a sense of diversity and voices. a sense of diversity in strategy. yes, let's get bolder, let's welcome in the younger voices and make room for them. but radical, yeah, president trump's words, not mine. >> eric: marc, what does this diversity mean for the party and what does it mean for the older generation that are still i

he now faces stacy abrams in the governor's race for november. karl rove is here.emp got president trump's full endorsement, all out. is this a win for president trump? >> i think it is evidence of president's value as endorsee. it is evidence that don't have conversations that you think are private with former defeated competitor which you say things are not going to like when the tape of that conversation becomes public. as you know, casey cagle, the front-runner in the primary was expected to win the runoff handily. the lieutenant governor had conversation with one of the also-rans. said impolitic things. turns out the conversation was tape-recorded by his confidaunt, former candidate. it got leaked. it wasn't a pretty sight. stuart: no, it wasn't. a 40-point loss for casey cagle. >> yeah. stuart: refer to deep blue oregon for a moment. the gop challenger there has pulled even with democrat governor kate brown who is a vocal critic of president trump. according to a poll published in the oregonian. karl i was shocked when i saw, a republican drawing even with a

nominee secretary of state brian cap running against casey cagle through the winner will face stacy abramsvember. the outgoing governor, nathan deal endorsed cable because he said cagle is the best candidate to carry of his administration's reforms adding that president trump endorsed camp earlier this month and on july 18 the president tweeted cap is tough on crime strong on the border and illegal immigration. he supports the second amendment. vice president mike pence endorsed camp during a rally in making, georgia. the president also sending a tweet on this matter taking a look at that election today saying today is the day to vote for brian cap. great for georgia. give him your full endorsement ads are out on the television airwaves just give a sampling. here's the ad from brian cap. [video clip] >> i'm brian camp. .his is jake jake asked why i was running for governor. >> cap government spending. the georgia number one for small business. >> two things if your going to date one of my daughters. >> respect and a healthy appreciation for the second amendment, sir. >> the going to get al

right now at this is from vivian -- "time"er time of magazine, stacy adams, democrat running for georgia -- the unlikely rise of stacey abramss the piece. and what democrats do not get by david french. here's a look at some of the abrams' ads on the air in georgia. [video clip] >> stacey abrams. the proven leader that delivers for georgia. >> i have a boundless believe in george's future. where more have the opportunity to thrive. >> a fighter for expanding medicaid. she put a stop to unfair tax hikes on working families. god georgia moving on mass transit. as governor, abrams will promote opportunities for families to thrive. stacey abrams for governor. a leader who will lift up all of georgia. host: from the georgia governors race and from the "new york times," political middle ground is all but ignored in the race for governor. stacey abrams is the democratic candidate. brian cans is the republican candidate. here is one of the ads airing and that race. [video clip] >> i am brian cap. this is jake. a young man interested in one of my daughters. jake asked why i was wanting -- running for governor? -- >> make georgia numbe