you have to give stacy abrams credit. built up a powerful mail in ballot force for the democrats. are the republicans ready to match that, number one. now it too, how are george is going to reacts we just found 6,000 ballots this week. and the mess that has been created down there. i think a lot of them are probably ticked off. do they feel disenfranchised an want to throw their hands up or are they motivated they can get to the polls soon enough. >> they are going to get built big get out the vote machine. they've already begun. >> as big as stacy abrams? she's got over 600,000 already to go. >> she may have, but the republicans are heading for bigger numbers and they've got to do some catch up because she's been spending tax-free dollars, she's been doing political work with tax-free dollars for years. i think she's naked into supposedly nonpartisan voter registration get out the to put it in a partisan context. but the republicans are going t have a good machine to get out the vote. you put your finger on it, how do pe

they've already begun. >> as big as stacy abrams?>> she may have, but the republicans are heading for bigger numbers and they've got to do some catch up because she's been spending tax-free dollars, she's been doing political work with tax-free dollars for years. i think she's naked into supposedly nonpartisan voter registration get out the to put it in a partisan context. but the republicans are going to have a good machine to get out the vote. you put your finger on it, how do people feel? our people going to say i voted for donald trump he didn't win reelection, he didn't carry our state, i'm staying home, or doeo they say i voted perdomo time because i believed in a conservative agenda and i want that agenda advanced. the policies put in place, i don't want them wiped out and i'm going to turn out the vote. that's going to be the message that david perdue and kelly loeffler are going to have to get across here in the next 49 days. >> i'm not trying to be insulting. do they have the right team in place? i'm asking honestly because

>> stacy abrams is anathema to free and fair election.hey are helping to empower georgia citizens across the state want accuracy in tomorrow's election. the way that we achieve that are help them to achieve that was to look at their role which is not been claimed in years and identify people who had moved either out of the county or out-of-state, so they can file challenges to state law that provides a way for citizens to roll up your sleeves and get involved in that is more than stacy abrams could take and she filed suit. it is unfortunate but that is a fair fight and there are groups like true the vote to stand in that gap. >> you have trained a number of volunteers in georgia, you said they have come under threats or there is harassment. what are volunteers going to do and does it give you confidence there will be more like eyes watching in georgia tomorrow? >> yes, we have a very engaged all interior footprint and they have been threatened and much of that is due to the animus by abrams. we have people who had their businesses docked,

texas a surrogate on the street among the dems, the president-elect, vice president-elect and stacy abrams is in georgia from georgia so not necessarily visiting. the person who is not there is bernie sanders. take a listen to why. >> did either of the democratic candidates ask you to campaign for them in the final days ahead of this runoff? >> leland: that they asked me to georgia to campaign? no, they did not. >> leland: what you make of that? >> just as robin acknowledged, they have an issue. democrats have an issue with the radical wing of their party. warnock is the embodiment of that radical wing. he believes in socialism, he is right in line with that wing with a party, bernie sanders is definitely part of that as well so they don't want to actually promote right now warnock as robin even mentioned. this is something where it's going to come down to what values do georgians hold dear? i'm proud of the state of georgia, worked on many campaigns getting to know georgians and we care about freedom, we care about our constitution, we believe in our families, we care about our faith, rel

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state of georgia we've seen it now it's biden we've seen it was warnock and as a testament to stacy abrams prowess and all the other groups that have followed. to help mobilize voters in this state it's worth mentioning that on that leaked phone call between president trump and the georgia secretary of state the last thing president trump said is what stacy abrams has done to this party is on believable all right the house that i am reporting from atlanta georgia natasa thank you so that's the situation over in georgia right now their certification by both houses of the u.s. congress will mark the final stage in the process to officially declare joe biden as the 46th president of the united states i was particle haid explains and this era of donald trump it's expected to be controversial and unprecedented. this announcement of the state of the vote it's supposed to be a formality. the u.s. vice president along with members of congress receiving the certified votes from the states donald trump of new york has received for president of the united states 304 votes and declaring the election o

martha, as you are mentioning, stacy abrams had the momentum in terms of getting out the vote with newoters, but the message towards the end, the republicans are big picture and saying, if the republicans don't win, the future of the republic is at stake. democrats argument, they're talking about $2,000 checks that could be coming out if they could be when. >> i heard charlie hurt this morning, saying this is a prevention election for republicans and i think that's true and that's an interesting point. the argument is that they're trying to create a blockade from democrat policies under president-elect biden that they feel would be a bit negative for the country to be clear. i think that final messaging is that this is a protection zone in the senate and that these seats will provide that for republicans and give a speed bump from the agenda. i think that's clear. it also makes me think about a conversation i had with the voters yesterday. even though to a person all the republican voters that we spoke to, and i've seen this backed up, they believe november election was faulty. that he

reginald digging around, stacy abrams, whether you agree with her or not, there appears to be.ut not mitch mcconnell. both senate candidates in georgia, they supported president trump and asked for the $2,000 checks. if the majority of georgians are for that, the obvious choice is to vote for the democrats, whatever you may think because they want to do that. i think the division, and we talked about this, president trump has created, it's created a real path for democrats who generally don't do well in runoffs, to have a great chance tomorrow. the concern, the stock market and other financial markets may have, it might recede if markets understand that this means congress and the senate may actually get things done and joe biden will continue to be the moderate that he's been, not only throughout this campaign, but his political life. >> dana: one thing that republicans are saying is that the argument that the biden government is necessary is actually working for them. take a listen to senator ted cruz. >> if we see a democratic majority with chuck schumer, i think they will d

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president trump and the georgia secretary of state the last thing he said on that call was what stacy abrams has done to this party is believable thank you for that natasha going to aim high for us in atlanta with the need to stay on the senate races in the state of georgia where democrats have won both senate seats in georgia given them giving them control of both houses . congress now democrats. on january 20th will have the presidency and both houses of congress while leaders have been responding to the unfolding situation in washington and on capitol hill with disbelief and many of them british prime minister boris johnson describing the scenes as quote disgraceful he added the u.s. stands for democracy around the world and is now vital it is now vital that there should be a peaceful and orderly transfer of power germany's foreign minister heikal maass said trump and his supporters must accept the decision of american voters at last and stop trampling on democracy while nato secretary general yen sultan bird described the scenes as shocking and said the outcome of the u.s. election must

but a number of factors could be at play, response to the coronavirus pandemic in that state, stacy abrams and what she has been able to do and donald trump and his election battles. what do you see? >> reporter: the biggest transformational power this election that cannot be overstated is the role of mail in about letting. look at the total vote counts in these two senate races, 4.4 million ballots cast, the last time there was a georgia senate runoff race the total number of ballots cast with something like 2.1 million. we are watching mail in about letting which accounted for 1 million total ballots in this election changed the way we vote, changed the outcome. it is the biggest single factor in the november election and what we are watching in georgia. todd: i will look at the next 72 hours. if this was a state like connecticut and were focused on the military vote it would be a drop in the bucket but this is not connecticut, this is not new jersey, this is georgia. a hotbed of military activity. so many members of the military from there, living there, whatever. how important do you t

abigail, it was really stacy abrams and joe biden has credited her just really stacy abrams and joe bidenterday, and who had this huge effort to turn georgia blue commit to get democratic voters to go to the polls and find them, you are pa rt the polls and find them, you are part of that effort when you were working for stacy abrams, how did you do it, what was the strategy with the discussions about how you we re with the discussions about how you were going to shift georgia which has this new economy in the south, does not look quite like other southern states, how were you going to do it and go about that? southern states, how were you going to do it and go about that7m southern states, how were you going to do it and go about that? it was different in some other traditional campaigns have worked. i've worked all of the country where it's up and down the ballot and was different about the camp it was their commitment to reaching out to communities that had been traditionally ignored or marginalised or pushed aside. abrams and herteam were marginalised or pushed aside. abrams and her te

and they've been on the ground for so long for over a decade they've been working really hard stacy abrams who lost her girl tauriel race and 2016. has been very effective in getting more black and brown people to the polls so they feel like georgia is in play ok extension thank you so much for your insights. begins from our u.s. election. now of some of the other stories making news around the world today the head of the far right group known as the proud boys and rick a tare oh has been arrested in washington police say he was and involved in torching a black lives matter banner taken from a church during protests last month and he was also charged with possessing illegal high capacity firearm magazines. police say at least 4 people have been killed in flash floods that swept through the streets of the bolivian city of sucre after torrential rain and hail hit the city local media reported that the storm lasted only about 30 minutes. saudi arabia is opening its air sea and land borders with it's a 1st step toward ending a diplomatic crisis that has deeply divided u.s. allies in the region

what do you think of the impact of someone like stacy abrams in georgia? to try to secure young votes in the black community. what do you think republicans can learn going forward in order to make more inroads with millennials, young voters, up and coming voters. >> stacy abrams's influence has been profound in the state of georgia to motivate voters and to embrace differences, changes in the past hour to the voting lies making it easier to vote through mail. and is georgia purple state? . we know the answer to florida. will texas be the next question we have to answer whether it is a purple state. neil: we will be right back. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! it shortens colds! without the commission fees so you can start investing today, wherever you are - even

. >> your governor and secretaries of state are petrified of stacy abrams. what is that about?say they are republicans. i don't think they are. >> only time will tell if the distractible impact of voter turnout. president-elect biden held a dueling rally to shore up support. >> the power is literally in your hands unlike any time in my career, one state, one state can chart the course not just for the next four years but the next generation. >> reporter: georgia's election officials say they expect honest and accurate results at the end of the day but we might not know tonight. at 9:30 day georgia judge will hear the case filed against georgia's governor and secretary of state seeking to invalidate the present intellectual election results, who knows where that will go but we might hear from senator david purdue about that fight at 7:00 when he joins "fox and friends". >> i know you live for this stuff. we will check back with you. >> conservative commentator candace owens pleading with republicans to get out and vote in georgia because he says it is the only chance to stop dem

not in the secretary of state office anymore, i know when i was there for nine years i fought stacy abramsvilified in the national media for keeping our voter rolls clean and removing voters that had not participated after two general election cycles. i've been there making sure that it's easy to vote and hard to cheat in georgia and that we have secure, assessable fair elections. i can't speak to the day-to-day operations. that's not the role of the governor. i'm sorry that others and sometimes the media don't understand that. i've done everything i can to support the legal efforts of the president within the bounds of the law and i will continue to do that as this process plays out, but to me right now the only thing that matters is getting the vote out on tuesday and having a huge turnout for republicans. >> governor we appreciate your time. >> thank you. coming up next right here, president trump continues to insist that he won the state of georgia and that he won the presidential election. how will his allegations of voter fraud affect tuesday's republican turnout. first, look at the

what is with stacy abrams? your governor and secretary of state of petrified of say stacy abrams?onsent degree of these two people. i don't know. they say they are republicans. they can't be. why wouldn't they let us have a special session? if they want to check signatures in fulton county. not in cobb county. they did cobb and never got to fulton? why wouldn't they do that? that's a positive thing. the democrats want to turn america -- will be here in a year and a half campaigning against you governor, i guarantee you. >> [cheers and applause]. >> i should not say this. because i don't want you to tell anybody outside of this room other than the millions of people. i endorsed him. he was in last place. i endorsed him. he went to first place like immediately and then won the primary. i gave him a couple of rallies which i don't like doing for other people. i don't do rallies for other people. i do them for me? they say over 25,000 people cover a couple of day's notice. is everybody glad you are here? >> [cheering]. >> i think so. there is no place like a trump rally. but this is a

stacy abrams did the same thing, she was down by 50,000 votes, she said i'm not conceding, count every every provisional ballot and that is what we did. i worked on governor kemp's race during that time, and so i know that to be a fact that both senators to do the same. neil: thank you for your time, georgia will be a focus for a long time. we will check back in with you through the course of the next couple years. meantime, president-elect joe biden plans to announce his pick for attorney general, judge merrick garland, he was nominated to the supreme court by president barack obama in 2016 but did not receive a hearing, judge garland serves on the us court of appeals for the dc circuit. if confirmed he would be giving up a lifetime appointment. >> governor scrambling to speed up covid-19 vaccinations, new york threatens to find hospitals not moving fast enough, healthcare workers have until next week or will move to the back of the line and dentists in california could soon give out shots, 29 people have suffered severe allergic reactions out of 5 million vaccinations. the us surpass

and i said what if the walls were reversed and som trump fans or someone banged on the door of stacy abrams house and started screaming that she shouldn't do ballot harvesting or whatever she's doing down in georgia. would they call that no big deal ? i don't know. to get you know, i'm glad the police did come. neighbors called the police because they were so frightened. it took the police to actually arrive to disperse the crowd. they were there long before, th police got there. >> they're saying you're exaggerating it. they're saying it's not that bi of a deal, but we know if the facts were reversed, and it was a democrat woman, especially a minority with similar facts, they would've claimed it was racist and everything else. >> exactly right. asia say look at the video. you can see the video and judge for yourselves. they call it now, i love this group says it was a candlelight vigil. like it's a church choir or something, with bullhorns, screaming at my wife demanding come out come out and pounding on our door knowing after she's asked them to please leave commit shouting down neighbors

the republican vote went down and i think it was because of stacy abrams so what say you? are very strong and business people and smart and put a very valuable role in the first rollout of this to him as package but the thing is they were running against more than the democratic party. they were running against the media and hollywood and stacy abrams and racial tension and they were running against so many things in the list goes on and on pit it was deftly an uphill battle but i have to be clear and make sure that i state that there were republicans that did not show up to vote and whether you are a part of the establishment robbins or part of the trump there were trump people who did not vote so that is something we have to pay attention to. stuart: i have not seen the numbers but i would be prepared to bet that 95% of the african american vote went to the democrats. in other words, black voters swung this election and is that accurate? >> i definitely believe enough to look at the numbers myself but i definitely do believe that the black vote is now the swing vote whic

brought here it will make the difference but ultimately i think what really makes a difference by stacy abrams have been working for years in the trenches galvanizing and mobilizing people to recognize their own power. i'm a huge believer in grassroots and bottom-up work so what started with stacy and her gubernatorial campaign and that she perpetuated and others got involved with is the reason that georgia went for joe biden and that's what i think it will take for us to sustain us down the road. if i'm doing robo calls or guest appearances if that gets people excited but ultimately the people of georgia recognize their own power that makes all the difference. >> thank you now a discussion about your book and i will turn it over to elizabeth let's talk about the writing of this wonderful book and i wanted to put out to the idea the autobiography is a great american genre because america believes in the self and i and the wii with a collective picture through the autobiography. so have you thought about writing autobiography and how did the tone develop as you were writing? >> that's interesti

and there was a consent decree signed with a lawsuit caught up by stacy abrams who now thinks she won the governorship of georgia. it's okay for democrats to contest. also most republican have been contesting and trump never had a chance we had the c hat parade and it went on and on right to the electoral college. these machines are counted in foreign countries like italy and serbia and germany why do you tell the people that? >> i am sorry i have to say that is not accurate information that you are getting the world direct you to a reliable new source. i'm not sure you are getting that information from but it is not accurate no such thing has beenat found. again this is been litigated over and over. feel free to reach out to me and i can provide you with more accurate information than .hat you are currently reading host: what will folks be reading on tomorrow? >> it will be all about georgia. working the phones and to those that i am dealing with on the ground in november. internal polling shows both races are pretty tight with produce slightly ahead. but you never know with a run of

that this is going to show the strength and resilience of the american system what we had what stacy abrams did and the state of georgia was was was register 800000 new voters we got 2 democratic senators from the state of georgia black americans have always fought for democracy and in moments of crisis like this one white nationalism raises its ugly had what we had was an enormous response of a black political leaders and black voters and nationwide and particularly in the south that has come in in response and shown the republicans the cost of an bracing white nationalism so i'm hoping as i think victor said and melinda said that that over time we're going to see the reaction to this in fact strengthen democracy worldwide melinda you you mentioned in an earlier answer that perhaps democracies can emerge stronger going forward what has to happen in order for that to play out in that way. well it will take time the the perception of the democratic you know the health of the democratic system in the united states has has had a body blow it's going to take time to recover but it's not a morta

say that he was the one who sabotaged this election we should also say something for the role of stacy abrams now she is a democrat who ran for the position of governor a lost she claimed that was a result of fraud and so forth and she set up a major campaign to enroll more black voters and many are crediting her and that drive to get more black voters on board with this result that we're seeing this potential result that we're seeing now that yes congress at the center is preparing to certify the outcome of the presidential race what can we say about that this is going to be an interesting process because there we don't really know what's going to happen vice president might pence is due to oversee this special session of congress where it's meant to just be a formality however donald trump is leaning heavily on his vice president he tweeted out saying that pence needs to have courage and do his best to send these results back to the state it's not even clear that it whether pence has the power to do that but trump is really putting pressure on his vice president added to that there's anothe

alive and well here we see it state by state we saw it happening and happening in georgia when stacy abrams was running running for governor i mean it's it is. there it is just one of those things that we have to say so and it's very very unfortunate i would like to think that what i'm seeing is women just don't give up i agree with everything that ana said earlier about what happened in so far as african-american women during the suffrage movement and that racism there permeated that entire movement but they never gave up they formed separate organizations and they never gave up they just kept working and working in working in the early part of the 20th century teenager african-americans who are these were for the alpha kappa alpha psi and the delta sigma theta sorority and 100 years later at least 2. african-american sorority still of what is a major things that they deal with a year after here are voting rights and so even though there has been this suppression we just can't keep working at it and fighting to try to over take it and i think that there was a sings it has been it has been

stacy abrams and other democrats down there helped biden win the state in the presidential election. can that clition be re-assembled in early january? yamiche: democrats are really, really hoping they can get that coalition back together. the pitch from democrats is this. that this is really an extensio of the 2020 general election. you heard vice president-elect harris when she went down to georgia, she said this year isn't over, 2020 isn't over until january 5 making th pitch that her agenda and of course the agenda of president-elect biden could not ally go forward in a robust way without the help of democrats i georgia turni out to elect both those democratic senators. bidenen i talked to sources in the traition, they say the senate republican control, the senate beingco rolled by republicans is really the difference between a backing, being able to have a only hostile senate to him ot and having -- having toroker des and making compromise was senators but also possibly a hostile senate that will be investigating him, possibly investigating his son hunter biden. not only is the

>> i believe when the dust settles it will be the efforts of stacy abrams and the african-american voteshed him over the line and i think perdue remains to be seen. we have democratic bastian's that have taken a break tonight but are coming back tomorrow so we have to watch that closely. one down one to go and we hope republicans can hold onto the senate. divided government is healthy for our country. john: not in this election was a topic that race was a topic and the general election in november, black lives matter and so forth. the state of georgia sending its first black senator to washington. what does that tell you about racism in america? >> the country is changing and for the better. african-american elected for the first time in georgia. i disagree with his policies wholeheartedly but there was a substantial african-american turnout that carried the day for warnock but if we look forward we will put our seatbelts on it will be a rough and tumble two years, republicans continue to fight for freedom and liberty putting america first and democrats are very much on the other side f

let's hear it for stacy abrams. rgia, you changed america and thank you again, let's hear it for the next public service commissioner daniel blackman. one of the best mayors america has, and my good friend keisha lance bottoms. if i had three of her i could rule the world. i love her i tell you. let's hear it for the next united states senator, john ossoff and reverend warnock. they are talented, they are principled, they are qualified, they are decent, they are honorable, they mean what they say and they believe what i believe it is the definition of america, possibilities unlike any other nation in the world. anything is possible, bending toward justice, hope and progress and that is not hyperbole, that is real. this is it. this is it. it is a new year. tomorrow can be a new day for atlanta, georgia, and america. first, let me start by saying thank you for electing me and kamala as president and vice president of the united states, you voted in record numbers in november, your voices were heard, your votes were cou

stacy abrams, the democrat here in georgia, says it is an early sign that democrats are doing well. >> i wouldn't say it is better. i would say it is incredibly gratifying to see so many turning out. we are pleased with the level of energy and how they were likely discounting the runoff. according to analysis, we are running at our ahead from 2020 november election. we know that this is just the beginning. we have to get to election day. i don't count anything until it is done. >> reporter: the early vote number is adding pressure on the gop who believes the democrats are out performing what they did know in 2020. they need more voters on election day. many are pinning their hopes that they will be able to increase enthusiasm as long as he stays on message. kyung lah, cnn, atlanta. >> james davis is the professor at the university of munich. good to see you. thanks for speaking to us. >> good morning. >> good morning. i hope it is a wonderful year for you. we are looking day by day. monday is not far away. georgia, you know, is expecting the vip. mr. trump and mr. biden to come in. do

stacy abrams and her group have done an amazing job getting people to register to vote and to turn out of that messaging centers around the disproportionate impacts on people of color in america and georgia specifically. so i think covid-19 matters. the economy is going to matter more. but i think that gail's analysis is completely off-base. the new positivity rate for montgomery, alabama is 48.9%. you can't go back to work like that. you have to stay in your house like that. we're not doing this for fun. democrats want to work. they lost paychecks too. we want to make sure we're protecting american lives so next year you will be able to go to work because you'll be alive. mike: ab, do the $2,000 stimulus checks make a comeback early in the new congress, is it possible that mcconnell was waiting to see what joe biden's wish list will be in terms of more covid spending after congress authorized $2.3 trillion in spending before the end of the year. >> i think majority of leader made it pretty clear that he expects the biden administration and democrats to come back and ask for more but h

stacy abrams for the vp position with president-elect biden.'t named john kasich because he's on ads for him, he was the first to step away from the republicans to endorse joe biden, would not be surprised if he has somebody who is a republican on board. >> my resolution is for president-elect biden and it is the opposite of leslie's. he can work with republicans but he needs to stay away from the woke social justice warriors in his party and online. it would be good to the country if he doesn't listen to them and his presidency if he just ignores the loud voices on twitter pushing for social justice. >> looking at the possibility of a 50-50 senate or a very slight majority and a very narrow majority in the house. how are they going to get things done? >> they won't. no matter how georgia goes, we are looking for very little to be done in washington the next two years, maybe another covid-19 biller infrastructure plan but the truth is after all the tunnels in the nation and the nation's capital the last 20 years, 2 years, nothing much happening

. >> your governor and your secretaries of state are petrified of stacy abrams. what is that all about? they say are republicans, i don't think they are, they can to be. >> only time will tell if the distraction from the core message will impact the turnout. president-elect biden held a dueling rally in atlanta to shore up support. >> the power is in your hands was unlike any time in my career, one state, one state can chart the course not just for the next four years but for the next generation. >> georgia's election officials say they will have honest and accurate results at the end of the day but because these races are so close we may not know by tomorrow morning exactly what those results are. at 9:30 today a georgia judge will hear the case the president filed last weekend against georgia's secretary of state and governor to invalidate the election results, we will see where that goes but tune in because at 7 am on "fox and friends" you will hear directly from senator david perdue, he may have something to say after calling the secretary of state's phone ca

you see stacy abrams there and the words vote and jon ossoff and warnock and over and over again youy just go vote and that is something that they are very proud of and make it part of the culture to see a significant change in the future. jim and poppy. >> ryan young, what a piece. thank you so much for bringing it to us. and we'll be right back. oost. the #1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer delivers 2x the hydration for supple, bouncy skin. neutrogena®. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. there are a lot of things in life we want but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you shoul

i want to just tell you that stacy abrams took him to the cleaners. that drastically and change procedures. never got to mandated approval to your state legislature, who, by the way, he has some great people in your legislature, som great people who agree with wha we are saying and even more so, but think of that it, they neve got the o approval. you have to by law under the constitution coming you can't just do these deals and not get the approvale and your secretar of state or whoever of was made this horrible consent decree, horrible, whichcr got rid of so much safety, it's a disgraceful thing and was only approved by your local politicians, him and local judges pretty can't do that, you have to have your state legislatures. that's true of all states. tens of thousands of votes are missing. we go all of the world telling people how to run their elections and we don't even kno how to run hours. the most unhappy person right now anywhere in the united states this hillary clinton, because she's asking the democrat party whybeca didn't y this for me. w

we will be talking about governor stacy abrams . [honking] let's talk about more recent history. when joe biden and kamala harris were on the ballot and they were still messing with folks right to vote in november trying to make it difficult,trying to make it confusing, trying to deter people . but the people of georgia said no you don't. no you don't. the people of georgia understood and then look at the most recent history. which is that after you elected, you turned georgia blue, you elected joe biden president of the united states. you elected the first black woman in the history of our country to be vice president of the united states. and they have the gall to suggest you didn't know what you were doing. you must have gone in a way that was illegitimate. and faith filed six lawsuits. not one, not to, six lawsuits trying to challenge your voice in that election and they failed every time. and the people's voice remains standing. and then, the president of the united states, the current president of the united states called the senate race in georgia. this senate race in geor

and it doesn't matter to me for he did not have the power to enter into a consent decree with stacy abramsroup and change the signature requirement but it did not have an effect. of course it had an effect but that doesn't matter. they violated the constitution. people are violating an unconstitutional process as a result of what the democrats pushed whether legislation, whether lobbying or whether it's rhinos, it doesn't matter. right now the baseline is for our next election all this lawlessness and even though the constitution says the legislator shall direct the legislator now has no power because the state court will decide or a governor will decide or at least other states in wisconsin bureaucrats will decide and they were changing the rules oh covid but nothing to do with covid. this was nancy pelosi's dream to turn the country into california when it comes to voting. the democrats can't lose so they build super majorities and then what do they do? do they play fair? of course not. remember, we can't comply with us unless we want to. we reject our founding and history and a member t

republican governor in a republican secretary of state so worried about potentially losing to stacy abramsn court that they essentially surrendered the battlefield and gave up on important issues regarding voter identity and voter integrity and so when the president expresses his frustration he does so on behalf of a movement that will not tolerate this republican surrender in the future. steve: so much to get to butera, i want you to pick up on the election challenges and all of that. we've seen first josh holly and then another group led by ted cruz wayne in plus hundred 40 or so along with matt gaetz in the house. what do you think this says about the republican parties desire to really represent those voices who were so angry about what happened with the election? >> 74 million plus americans voted for president trump and are extraordinarily frustrated and a lot of information out there and a lot of concern about electoral fraud and i think that these senators in these house gop members have every right to speak up. this is their job. this is what they were elected to do so now we got

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