goodbye, stacy abrams.e greatest threat to the political ends social agend that the is free speech. they can't hold power. words are the biggest threat to them. not guns, words. they can't let elon musk speak. they can't allow that. so they are doing everything they can to destroy him is a person before he can give you free speech. it happen today, the ftc, the federal trade commission, a too of the bite in the ministration threatened to investigate him. joe biden suggested that elon musk might be a threat to national security. >> mr. president do you think elon musk is a 50 u.s. security and should the u.s. and with th tools you have investigate his joint acquisition of twitter with foreign governments? >> president biden: i think that elon musk's cooperation an or technical relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at. >> you will notice in that brie moment of lucid thought, he giggled because he thinking to himself, is elon musk a threat because of his relationship wit foreign governme

stacy abrams, democratic candidate for governor in georgia. we'll be following this race, stacy abrams. good luck out there on the trail. thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> up next here tonight, a big win for new york's attorney general and her lawsuit against donald trump's company. we have details on that coming up. and later, what exactly is at stake for democrats in the house? and why they are not giving up despite the historical odds. stay with us. despite the historical odds. stay with us >>> it was six weeks ago that new york attorney general james filed a $250 million fraud lawsuit against donald trump, his business, and three of his adult children. and on that same day, the very day she filed that suit suking to make trump and his family pay $250 million, the trump organization created a new corporate entity they registered in new york. it was called, and i'm not kidding here, trump organization two llc. let's move all the money to trump organization two and they'll never find it. to be clear, we do not know that they crea

we were listening to stacy abrams giving her concession speech in georgia plan for the republican one. it says, cynthia abrams 2nd no. against him. i just had to has been rushing law for a room because it was her 2nd go round. he's bought this battle for years to expand voter rights. and instead, what you've done is last round between that last election and this one losing by several percentage points by a balance due margin that had been forecast in pose before this to marie, i'm just going to interrupt you for a moment that because we now have jamie vance. he's speaking from a higher, he's just one, the senate raised after republican people on the, on the stage with me. i just want to say, you know, you can't do this without your family support and especially my beautiful wife who sure thank you for that. and the great thing about having 3 young children, we have a 5 year old, a 2 year old and it's in muddled. they're upstairs and sleep. they have no idea what the hell is going on. i wanna, i want to thank my family. it's so great to have everybody here, mom, it we, everybody, linds

here is the thing about what stacy abrams did.t some people in america that we are a racist country. she took the games out of atlanta and along with that went tons of small businesses. people that had an opportunity to make those games for a short period of time. she had coca-cola move out as well. she is an election denier. she has always called donald trump and illegitimate president stacy abrams is the one person that is done more damage to georgia then any other candidate now she is criticizing. as secretary of state, what he did has essentially helped in terms of changing the election law what should only be done by the legislature according to the united states constitution. i digress. >> all right. >> go blue. >> go read. >> one more thing is up next. ♪ and it is time now for one more thing. >> before election day q have to download the free fox bat super six app and play the contest for a chance to win $25,000. six election outcomes from the contest and watch the results november 8. download it now and play for free. the

governor brian kemp is expected to beat stacy abrams. when the polls close, start closing at 7:00 p.m., look to see how much brian kemp is beating stacy abrams by because the voter enthusiasm for kemp is expected to give herschel walker a lift in his race against raphael warnock. but it's important to note that if neither warnock nor walker get 50%, more than 50% of the vote, the election will go to a runoff on december 6th. that being said, one thing that's hurting stacy abrams is the fact that she came out and said we fight inflation through abortion. she's not the only one who is trying to make that connection because abortion is literally the only issue many of these democrats can run on. they can't run on fighting inflation because their policies caused it. they can't run on fighting crime because their policies refuse to stand up for law abiding citizens and victims. so that -- even though she was losing to brian kemp probably hurt her because it was so he repulsive. maria: it's a great point. lee, yesterday i also spoke with rober

just like and so did stacy abrams, [cheers and applause] i should have led off with this.he got select like an antique desk. which is nice payback for original hysteria that drove millions of dollars in businesses out of her state. who knows, maybe she's finally in george's rearview mirror, it's a wide angle. both beto and stacy are free to do something other than run for office. like maybe work. beto, i hear the gap in waco is looking for people to full sweaters. and stacy, the falcon still nee an offensive tackle. that wont happen, that won't happen, they had msnbc contributor written all over them in koran and whipped cream respectively. republicans made inroads among the hispanic ablation they flip more seats in york than a janitor in a. what does that mean for trump? the media screams that it is proof's time has come and gone. gets blamed for everything although as the pressure can't stop talking about him. fetterman fetterman looks like keywords, further proof they would vote for a glass of water even a half-empty one. in his defense, his brain wasn' working at the t

they won some big governors races in the state of georgia, for example, beating stacy abrams. but republicans themselves brent. they are voicing disappointment because they again had expected to do better. and that last part of your question, i think it's safe to say that donald trump did not benefit much from these elections. i mean, many of the candidates that he hand picked did not do very well. it was the more extreme candidates his struggles. so that's raising questions about the viability of riding that trump wave in the republican party. yeah, we, we just spoke with the republican a former one health insider who said that the donald trump endorsement has now become toxic. i wonder what did these mid term election results mean for the next presidential election in 20? 24? well, definitely trouble for donald trump. i mean we're seeing right wing media itself, raising questions about trump's influence on the party, including fox news and, and he's not happy about that. as you can imagine, he's been a raging over on truth social, which is the social media site. he's blaming

. >> reporter: the rematch between brian kemp and stacey abrams, brian kemp won again, beating stacy abramsh a significant lead that started early in the evening and he never let up. stacey abrams has conceded, called brian kemp. he will be the governor for the next four years. the u.s. senate race, it's a slightly different story. if you're looking at the most current vote totals, they put the incumbent senator democrat, raphael warnock, ahead. his party is still going on behind me, his supporters are still here, hoping that there are enough outstanding votes that they might, i underline might, be able to eke out a victory here. even though that looks unlikely. what looks more likely is that he will head to a runoff election against republican nominee herschel walker four weeks from tonight. byron? >> steve osunsami, thank you so much. we move to arizona where democratic senator mark kelly leads republican blake masters in the governor race, pitting the trump-endorsed kari lake against the democratic secretary of state, katie hobbs. here's whit johnson from scottsdale. >> reporter: in the

we are seeing the duelling bus tours taking place among the governor's race, and stacy abrams is trying to hit all 159 counties before election day, and so is brian kemp. this is a reliably red area, and this is where we are going to see the governor having a bus stop tour with mike pence later today at the shop behind me. this is the second time the two appeared together this year. you will remember pence came to georgia in the final hours of the governor's race, and he tried to get him across the finish line there and did so mightily. the person not coming here to georgia, of course, former president trump as well. when i talk to both camps, they are looking who is voting. the campaign manager for abram's campaign said they are encouraged by the record-breaking early voting numbers, and they are encouraged by the black voting turnout, and more have come out in this period than in 2018, and that number is slightly higher than what we saw four years ago and they are encouraged by that. there's 1.6 million new voters here than last time, so the number of registered voters have grown sign

>> do you realize our state is doing good because we've been saying no to stacy abrams? >> are you ready to win this election? >> yes! are you ready to win the future for our children? >> yes! >> are you ready to push us right on over the finish line so we can do this for six more years? >> i'm not that politician, i can tell you that. i don't look like one. i don't dress like one or talk like one. god prepared me for a moment like this. >> new yorkers of all walks of life are uniting as new yorkers to take back our streets, to take back our subways, people have said enough. >> today we stand united as one voice and i feel the power of that voice from here all across the state of new york. united behind our candidacy. i could not be prouder to be your governor. >> we have a movement, guys. this is a movement. it's not a campaign. it's a movement of patriotic arizonan who's are sick of the crap, right? >> there are too many extreme positions in washington, too much out there pulling us away from where the real answers lie. i will bring balance to washington. but john fett

very, there are some very interesting people who have refused to accept the results of elections. stacy abrams in georgia for 4 years has refused to accept her defeat as governor, 40 years ago. hillary clinton never conceded and refused to accept the results. there are, we have a all know of pensylvania. these are running in governor races in 6 days time. they have also refused to say that they don't accept the results. yeah, yeah i, i know that it's not gonna matter why weren't it matters matter results? no, it doesn't go out the law well prevail. somebody can say, oh, i'm not going to accept the results. but it doesn't matter bed or not, or if they don't feel as simple as that, as we've seen from history just 2 years ago, people refused to accept the result that led to a riots on capitol hill. people calling for nancy police and to be hiring their level asia, mariano or he was certainly part of it. he is now running for governor. he is also not. he's refusing to say that he is going to accept the election result.

but denying than that, stacy abrams from georgia said it's that wrong. and she contested us, you know, for me and not for lee. this is the most incredible thing in the world. we're at the, the most important aspect of every democracy or republican around is a be able to say, i don't trust these elections. what we've done by virtue of this, this fascist stick, a social media, this draconian ideology. we can ask a question because if we do, we are either conspiratorial or lunatic, or we're kind of an art kick in our, you know, incredulity, but it gets even better. we now have a some, and i don't want to go through this because you would know some of these candidates, but we have had some of the most and competent people. i wouldn't let them drive me home from the airport much less boat for them. but nobody ever talks about that. nobody ever talks about the fact that this phenomenon happened to most americas and i would venture to say a lot of people around the world. it's this house buying. and you want to change that really nobody here is not anarchy in t

of biden because you don't know how somebody else will do, last time it was beto or rourke and stacy abramscan understand where they are stuck. >> this was the problem they had last time. it was an obvious you could win win the swing voters in the middle the country so they despite it on —- decided on biden despite his flaws even though performing better than expected in the midterms but what happened? the governor from michigan coming off from the second straight basically takes herself out of the running. my policies are not hers but these are formidable candidates that are shoved aside because there's no argument. >> aoc will be old enough. [laughter] that would be fun to watch. [laughter] it could be. talking about a republican landslide but you are worried if it doesn't go that way. tammy: wonderful as always. a must-read. now this week republicans set nancy pelosi packing after taking control of the house cause and to announce they will not be seeking reelection. >> with great confidence in our caucus i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. maybe the

stacy abrams agrees. but she's no racist. this is what panic looks like.eople who know that they are about to get crushed, and they are desperate to pretend that they are not responsible for it. they don't hate us, that is disinformation. the guardian announced it that if you don't eliminate freedom of speech in this country and oppose more censorship to fight disinformation, voters might try to opt out of the current utopia, at that point we will have a civil war. >> black churches and synagogues will be bound, pedestrians will be picked off by snipers and city streets. they printed that. and when it comes to abc news, they let us know in a story tonight that a red mirage, artificial gop vote lead will likely recur on tuesday. early election night results might not indicate final tallies, and that is okay. and in other words to the readers, john federman is going to win and so with that in mind since they have already talked about this, how are republicans going to respond? we have our guest here who joins us tonight. and i can't imagine the ruthlessness

that's was stacy abrams and charlie crist so before the republicans it is a very good lesson that canpresidential race and about having a message why republicans should be voted for. >> what i love is that from what i was planning to say was taken out but it assures me and we will be right why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you get the services of the post office right on your computer stamps.com saves you money with great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and get started today steve: because of the completeness democrats have made with the election system we still don't know for sure who controls the house of representatives but we can be cautiously optimistic it will be the gop to finally get accountability over biden afghanistan disaster and fauci and the handling of the pandemic in the biden family corruption all the biden is not too worrie worried. >> what is your message t

republicans, when in the bad, we are seeing that kind of margin in the governor's race, that is stacy abrams, the democrat versus brian kent. he appears to be walking away with it by a wide margin. and that was predicted in the hold is of course is a match up between those 2. so it's kind of an equivocal metric. here on the one hand, in the governor's race over time, there seems to be a clear move towards the republicans. but in the senate race, there really seems to be a wide interest among voters in rockville or not. it's also probably a reflection of the fact that virtual walker is at the very best a highly lot candidate. first run. he's an old football. larry's had trouble in debate, he claimed he was at member of law enforcement and held up an honorary badge that a share up gayden. sheriff later had to explain that that didn't mean he could rent people. there have been accusations of domestic abuse. in any case, the republicans seem by and large to be sticking with their actual water. the question is, is enough or has some of them defected? and given that libertarian candidate, the 2 pe

stacy abrams is talk about vote suppression. she's been key at leading people who feel disenfranchised to the ballot box. how easy is it? how do you go about it? well, i mean it's a, it's a really interesting question because we launched yell a vote back in 1998. and it was specifically a voter engagement project. and it is, as you say, just reminding people that you have to get out the vote. you have to go and make sure it to properly participate in your democracy. you are voting and at that time and for certainly a well over a decade into that, it was mostly about turning out the vote. regrettably, as we've seen more recently, that the voter engagement efforts cannot just be about making sure you go vote, we have to deal with a lot of voters. suppression issues that have been taking place have to deal with a lot of disinformation that's been taking place. so what used to be just turning out, voters is now a lot of voter education to tell them that some of the things that are on surfacing in their social media feeds among their

house of representatives and knocked off 2 key democrats, national democrats, battle o'rourke and stacy abrams not are not a press on that. so i think he remains a formidable force. there is, is a report indicated a reporter. there was a republican party that is frankly, just loyal to him and losing mat base. what heard us and in 2024. in many ways today is donald trump's low point. it's only up from here because there is a lot of buzz about ron de santis, i think at the current time. and a lot of concern about the way wasn't what it was and the donald trump contributed to it. ignoring of course, positive results in ohio and north carolina and elsewhere. so it's only up from here for donald trump and has the insights run public. and richard, there is debate, of course, among republican circles, about whether or not a trump candidacy is good or bad for the republican party. but let me ask you, is trump announcing he will run in 2020 for good or bad for democrats? well again, i think there's debate there too. i mean, i think a lot of democrats would pray that donald trump would be the republican

that's was stacy abrams and charlie crist so before the republicans it is a very good lesson that canpresidential race and about having a message why republicans should be voted for. >> what i love is that from what i was planning to say was taken out but it assures me and we will be right back. steve: because of the completeness democrats have made with the election system we still don't know for sure who controls the house of representatives but we can be cautiously optimistic it will be the gop to finally get accountability over biden afghanistan disaster and fauci and the handling of the pandemic in the biden family corruption all the biden is not too wor worried. >> what is your message to republicans who are considering investigating your family and your son hunter's business dealings? >> i think the american public wants to move on. steve: move on? what are you talking about? though worst form policy humiliation and the pandemic that killed millions and corrupt business deals while you are vice president know that we are not moving on. justice demands transparency and accountab

ah, if they win, it's amazing that the questioning comes when they lose, i suppose, stacy abrams, who never accepted her defeat, who says she still the governor of georgia. now let's now it will please. now she's a here i should, i had baseball that well that the point is this. they another link is inside baseball. she didn't leave a, the election was stolen. she said she won the election. she never accepted the election and she never conceded that so those were her words. you hillary clinton, the former nominee instead of the election. what stolen from her now when it comes to the liberal press and the liberals on the left, this is just past the bread. but when the american people are choosing their elected representatives and what appears to be including and ga, record, turn out that we're seeing and level enthusiasm in both parties. if the outcome is not what they want, there is a threat to democracy. by the way, these many of these tromp candidates who will, when we're being financed by the democratic are going to get any better that i had was amazing that their threat for democra

that's was stacy abrams and charlie crist so before the republicans it is a very good lesson that cane presidential race and about having a message why republicans should be voted for. >> what i love is that from what i was planning to say was taken out but it assures me and we will be right the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free steve: because of the completeness democrats have made with the election system we still don't know for sure who controls the house of repre

brian kemp beat stacy abrams by seven or eight points. that is the normal way georgia votes.epublicans to be in the way for georgia, it means republicans are not healthy. let's jump forward to years. a terrible map for republicans. they were defending 22 seats. it was a terrible map. the map in 2024 looks much better for republicans. democrats defending nine seats in 2024 and competitive states. let's just say, hypothetically, republicans were to win all of those. that puts them one seat away from a filibuster proof majority. if that were to happen, that is obviously a likely scenario, but it could happen. you are looking back two years and wondering why did they not fight harder for that one seat back in georgia. >> let's mention governor camp on the importance of this senate race. >> that is why we need herschel walker the united states senate. [cheering and applause] he will go and fight for those values that we will even here in our state. that is why it is time to read tireif they are so important to people like the economy, like the border, like our foreign policy they

he defeated the narrative in he the be to stacy abrams, and i thought, i think he needs to definitely get his flowers and get his recognition for being able to do that. that's a huge thing. but i do think that me personally, if i had to make a prediction i, i think it's going to be a struggle getting uh, president trump of the primary in 2024. if he chooses to run because governor to stance is definitely coming. and real quick, you know, next tuesday, this can be a big announcement, a allegedly by president trump. are you in favor of a big announcement? you know, personally, i will love to see fresh new blood. i think that presidents from would be better as a king maker than the king, and i really would love to see that personally. when i thinking maker, i don't mean hand picking candidates. i bet are your friends. i mean picking, getting behind strong candidates. when i think he can death, he strong in that area robin. one of the things i candidly had a few doubts about were president biden's to speeches about this election being one where the fate of democracy was on the line. becau

instead she's doing her support behind a proven when stacy abrams. >> kidding she said she wants t prioritizeoung children i their private family life which makes it has since don't rich people have sermons for that? young children ruin everything. that's why i keep them in the woods i teasing in a statement, while i will always love and support my father going forward i will do so outside the political arena. i will always be proud of many of our ministrations accomplishments and quote is ou administrations it seems like a mixed signal you're proud of something you want nothing to d with sounds like that movie i made in tijuana with eric estrada. >> controlling herself. knowing a bunker on the campaig trail? does that mean she's not really in it to when it? i wonder what biden has to say. >> look a bunker can come work for me i could use her in my campaign i wanted to smell her head for some time now. sorry that's disrespectful. i wanted to smell her brain. and it may be i have a job for her husband too, jared. that guy jared he's a go-getter he lost all that weight by eating nothing but sub

why to see have hillary clinton on the show when she's a election desire or stacy abrams when she isgoes both while years. this is what late-night has become. no longer the escapism we had with carson, the nbc days of letterman orlando, conan o'brien widgets an extension of msnbc or cnn and just isn't funny and nancy pelosi is considered in a list guest. we seen this before. jimmy kimmel mocked milani out trump --meliania trump, made fun of her accent. she only speaks 5 languages, jimmy cut a campaign ad running in never had a. these folks are activists and do so under the guise of comedy and this is why greg gutfeld is the leader of late-night. he sticking to comedy. will: they are activists, not comedians, great for getting up with us. coming up, fox weather alert, destroying 50 homes and injuring dozens, rick reichmuth on where the storms are now. blue district across the country soon to shift red, 3 candidates will join us live on their efforts to flip seats for republicans. ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated

brian kemp, the incumbent governor about to hold a rally at this barbecue place, he and democrat stacy abrams out the vote efforts, neither one can relax before the polls open on tuesday because this race is tight. a new fox news poll shows kemp leading abrams by 6 points but the survey suggests neither candidate surpasses the 50% threshold required in georgia to avoid a december 6th runoff. abrams is prepared for runoff but is hopeful for a win on tuesday. she bases that on heavy early turnout among black voters and a vicious efforts to register and motivate new voters. >> we know voters who are unaffiliated, voting at a higher rate, we know they are not included which i always said is a tight race. >> reporter: governor kemp is running an aggressive game to reach communities in the metro atlanta suburbs. georgia republicans learn hard lessons when they lost both u.s. senate seats and the state turned blue. >> we produce a result of that, there's the most significant turnout, grassroots mobilization effort in the state's history. >> both kemp and abrams are reminding their supporters the pol

this can happen anywhere including the great state of georgia which stacy abrams is threonine to upend the security. they suggested the police in georgia are racist good old boys . >> men and women of law enforcement know who is going t be with them and he will continue to have their back. that is me. that's what we have the endorsement of 107 sheriffs around the state fair. >> as i pointed out before, i'm not a member of the good of boy club. i don't have 107 sheriffs who want to be able to take black people of the streets, who want to be able to go without accountability. >> democrats, they don't value the truth. here with more is senior counse president trump, former arkansa governor mike huckabee. you look at cathy for example i than you look at the statistics. the murder rate, the crime rate the arson rates, the burglary rate, and what part of what is happening in our state is she not understanding. >> i think her blunder on the debate stage was akin to where they want to make sure the parents don't have a say in their parents education. for kathy to not realize that always realit

and gary from indiana says my dad says three things are certain, death, taxes and stacy abrams denying the vladimir putin and russia war. >> i have heard this a thousand times. >> keith from ohio says, can i see your shoes? >> well, i don't think that my hamstrings are that flexible. [laughter] it's not that kind of show. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tucker: we welcome you to "tucker carlson tonight." we are hearing that donald trump may make an announcement tonight in ohio, of course, we will monitor that and bring you what happens. and ha

kemp easily won the gop primary and went on to defeat stacy abrams on november 8th. that behind him kemp is now scheduled to rally for the first time with herschel walker on saturday. >> i think voters have to ask the question i ask myself, do you want to vote for somebody that has voted with president biden 96% of the time i do you have a voice that's going to go to washington dc and fight for the president's -- citizens of our state every day in the united states senate. >> they will be campaigning in the northern suburbs outside atlanta in an effort to reach out to moderate republicans interdependent voters. senator warnock is trying to reach out to moderates by highlighting his bipartisan efforts working with republican senators to bring about legislation on infrastructure and agriculture. stuart: a big developing right there. look who is here now. deroy murdoch wants to get rid of early voting entirely. before you launch, what does that mean? get rid of mail-order ballots, absentee ballots, early voting before the actual day, get rid of it all? >> with the excep

over in georgia stacy abrams has called governor brian kem top concede the race nbc news has predicted kemp will be re-elected as georgia's governor with more than 53% of the vote a voiding a runoff election abbott has a comfortable lead, securing his third term. >>> now, brie jackson does join us live from washington, dc, for this discussion on the midterms. what a night it certainly has been, breie, but not the way republicans had hoped. how much of this is also a referendum on donald trump . >> reporter: that's a big question some of the candidates former president trump thought was pushing for, they did not win. in particular when you talk about that race there, the senate race in pennsylvania where former president trump had backed dr. oz, but john fetterman, the democrat, did win that race. president biden was watching the results as they rolled in and advisers say he was in an upbeat mood overall we don't know what will happen top democrats say it was an unexpectedly good night n particular when it comes to that race in pennsylvania, which was a key seat fetterman is now going t

democratic gubernatorial candidate stacy abrams says this is happening in spite of georgia's innew votingit doesn't make sense. it's not logical. we're having record turnout. we now have nphoto i.d. minnesota has been using photo i.d. for absentee voting for years. we're seeing that people really feel that we have safe, secure and honest elections. we're having record turnout for early voting. people are seeing the lines are move being quickly. we're not receiving any major issues in any area. all 159 counties are doing their job, making sure the people will have a smooth process. we're just expecting that to continue. we've been recognized by the senate for election of innovative research on the left side of the aisle and we've been recognized by heritage on the right side of the aisle for having strong, accurate elections with integrity. i think that's successful in also having the right, appropriate guardrails in place -- >> just because people are voting in record numbers doesn't mean there still aren't suppressive efforts and you look at what happened with the drop boxes, the number

where republican governor brian kemp is trying to fight off a challenge from democratic candidate stacy abrams. t in a debate two nights ago -- >> ms. abrams that has said she wants to defund the police. you gotta check the record. because ms. abrams on cnn got asked the question would she defund the police and she said yes. >> for the record, adrams told cnn in 2020 yes if need be. though she found the overall question a false choicement but is it? >>> to the west coast now, to oregon, democrats have controlled the governor's mansion there since 1987. but that could change. partially because voters are unhappy about crime rates in portland. where we've seen riots and crime, frankly, out of control. life long democrat joe corillo says he barely recognizes oregon. you see the homelessness, people dying on the streets from overdoses. it's in shambles right now. this year he says he's voting for the republican candidate for governor. in colorado, a state joe biden carried by 13 points. republicans say they see an opening to unseat democratic senator michael bennett. and rising maga star ron desan

i think the black men in georgia might not be the only ones who don't vote for stacy abrams.se of crime. i do think it's interesting, back to the point real quickly, all of the money that was spent. how do you feel as a donor, knowing that your money went to pay the candidates and the other party! that your party thought that they could beat, but now they might not. do you get your money back? speech of astronomical figures. your fox nation show has been fascinating, really amazing these last two weeks. you have interviewed so many candidates. what are your thoughts in general on these chances? >> we really got to dig down into the personal life of some of these candidates. i just want to address the so-called maga extremists. apparently -- the crop of candidates is so wild and out there that they should be doomed in their fate. let's talk about their life stories. some are so-called maga, some are not, but they've all been portrayed in that manner by the sitting president and the opponents. this candidate in colorado somewhat adopted -- raised by denver police officers, buil

. >> stacy abrams because she did not win her race. she's a big part of that. that ups the saudis he did not get the results you want, but if you look at these performances -- stacey abrams did not get the results she wanted, but if you look at those performances come her merit -- her margin was narrow enough that republicans. winning wisconsin, winning michigan, winning pennsylvania. i think from a democracy standpoint i think is important. this is why we think about the lame-duck coming up. the top of the list is the account act. it leader mcconnell and republican support which would not completely guarantee presidential elections but would take a big step forward. you could feel good that the elections are going to be prosecuted legally in wisconsin. arizona and nevada will have to see. i think the senate hopefully will act and biden will sign that important piece of legislation. >> any legislation the democrats could pass while they still hold the house? >> some must do stuff. we will see. it did not happen in the normal course of business so i would not ass

the grassroots effort that was built over the last 10 years, because of stacy abrams cannot be ignoreds race but her role that played in flipping both senate seats and the electoral votes to joe biden in 2020, it's still there and it'll be activated in full force. >> guys, thanks to all of you, thanks very much. once again, cnn is projecting that democrats will keep control of the united states senate but there's still one senate seat up for grabs, a closer look at what all this means for the georgia ound cleai . runoff. ingtearcia's we will continue that conversation, nexteth with dent. the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a better time to switch. get our best offers of the year on business internet. help your business stay ahead with the reliable connection your business deserves. book your appointment today. and switch to the network america relies on. verizon. hey lexus, take me to c studio. ♪ the next generation lexus rx. with its bold design, intuitive technolog

when you look at it, i mean, stacy abrams didn't win but set the stage. there wouldn't be an warnock if it wasn't for say brams. >> in 2016 across the country there have been 24 million new voters in georgia this year 2.5 million people voted early. look what happened in college towns across the country. whether we're talking about detroit, whether we're talking about in milwaukee, madison. the lines were long. there were polling places in early vote locations on the college campuses. young people showed up. in wisconsin they were up over 300%. you can't tell me young people were pag attention and they were not keyed in. >> i was looking. i get text from john. >> he knows the young people. >> he's like joe, young people comming out. and then last night he said make sure you don't just make this about 2022. talk about how young voters started coming out in 2018. they get more engaged in 2020. then last night 2022. here we go. 2022. it's amazing and arizona ticket splitting 18-44 hobbs plus 21% kelly plus 34%. if democrats win in arizona it's because of you

[cheers and applause] stacy abrams and beto o'rourke can lose while winning. >> ainsley: beto used tobetter. oftentimes see him neck and neck with a republican. why is he so far down now? >> will: ainsley, that's fascinating. i would love to see the margin on his gubernatorial race which is now his senate race, his presidential race, is he actually getting further back? the answer to that has to be -- it has to be, ainsley, they are tired of beto. that's the only answer. >> brian: right. >> will: no. we are trying to give you the answer and it's resounding beto, no. >> brian: he wants to take away your guns and take down the wall. not a good combination in texas according to reports. thanks, will. >> will: right. right. >> steve: more with will a little later on. you have got to figure that governor abbott is surging because the people of texas like what he is doing regarding the migrants and love that essentially it's a political stunt to bus people into other parts of the country. but it has worked. now, so he is doing very well. but, meanwhile, here in new york, you know, the curre

governor kemp, of course, competing against democrat stacy abrams.hel walker will be holding separate events. senator warnock will be campaigning here at a church in columbus this evening. >> thank you. >>> next to cnn's miguel marquez. tell us what we're learning about absentee ballots there that republicans have called into question. >> reporter: there was a lawsuit by a republican running for secretary of state here. a judge issuing a scathing denial of their request to stop absentee ballots here in detroit, just detroit, from being cast. they called into question those ballots that had been requested by mail so had to be either requested in person or vote in person. i can show you even now after 4:00 at the department of elections all these cars are waiting to drop off absentee ballots in this ballot box here. they were collecting them earlier when they were open and even the people you see here are now waiting to either try to vote or to try to register to vote here in detroit. very, very high voter turnout. that's a judge saying that lawsuit wa

the gubernatorial race between georgia governor brian kemp and democratic voting rights activist stacy abramsn workers have also faced threats around the country. reuters documented more than 100 violent threats faced by election workers in arizona's maricopa county in the run-up to today's election, including "menacing emails and social media posts, threats to circulate personal information online and photographing employees arriving at work." meanwhile, republicans at the national and state levels are also trying to disqualify thousands of absentee and mail-in ballots in an effort to swing close races in battleground states like pennlvania and wisconsin. for more, we are joined in washington, d.c., by damon hewitt, president and executive director of the lawyers' committee for civil rights under law, which coordinates a national nonpartisan election protection coalition. ey have an election protection hotline at 866-our-vote. damon hewitt, welcome to democracy now! talk about what election protection means, including the emergency litigation you have just filed in texas challenging voter in

stacy abrams legacy the machine she created to get the votes harvesting. vote harvesting. the act of going backdoor to door making people sure you got registered voted durr voting season. the machine she built republicans are struggling up to. pete: trending in some ways towards a purple state. is that in part because demographics moved in? talk to me. >> the donor demographics have changed. hollywood moved into georgia, in 2016 or 2018, 60% of american film and television was filmed in georgia. tricounty area south of atlanta, area around the airport, netflix, amc, all the marvel movies from captain america two through a ven "avengers: endgame." rafael warnock will get money all day long because hollywood is in the mail. pete: blue dot in atlanta gotten bigger. >> exactly right. the irony there, not just tremendous amount more blue voters but there is a lot more resources from out-of-state. pete: blue money. what is the prediction on the runoff? >> last night's news changes thing. people don't feel the urgency. i hope republicans could a less, of 50-50 an

he said i'm going to focus on georgia to see how much brian kemp is beating stacy abrams because the bigger the margin there, the better herschel walker's chances will be to win that senate seat. if one of them doesn't get 50% of the vote, warnock or walker, more than 50% of the vote, the election goes a runoff in december. that's going to be -- again, the enthusiasm of voters, particularly here in new york, these are conversations i've had with members -- regular voters but also people who are in politics. it's the enthusiasm of people on -- conservatives to get out an vote and also the lack of enthusiasm for these candidates among traditional hard core democrats and then in pennsylvania joe biden only won pennsylvania by 1.18 percentage points. 1.18. and so you're going to have to watch the margin of, say, -- maria: good point. dagen: of fetterman versus those margins but pennsylvania's mail-in ballot rules are so convoluted it will be hard to tell who wins on election day. maria: the debate was a disaster for fetterman. after that debate a lot of republicans started changing their

that even with brian kemp on the ballot who did very well compared to his democratic opponent stacy abramsvoting for brian kemp obviously did not throw support behind herschel walker. without brian kemp on the ballot helping herschel along it will be a lot tougher for him and the runoffs are difficult in general because there are less enthusiasm. people are paying less attention than they are to the general election. what this will come down to which party is able to motivate enough voters to get across the finish line. jackie: and warnock has attacked herschel walker as we saw for his competence and his character while the other side would say you know, warnock hasn't necessarily demonstrated he has been such an advocate or great voice for the people of georgia either. >> this has been a nasty race. there has been a lot of mudslinging entire past year with both candidates drawing into question the character of the other and you know, a lot of this does come down to if republicans chosen a candidate with less issues, less character flaws, with a less questionable background would they have