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there could be concerns about walker's companion. i have heard people feeling a little better about his campaign versus these other funds. not one they can take for granted in a midterm election like this. i think it has to do a lot with candidate quality. host: if you are watching in georgia this morning, please, and we want to know how you plan to vote and why. viewers are in any of these other key states we are interested in hearing from you. georgia arizona michigan pennsylvania. if you're in the states this morning you are watching, call-in and tell us how you plant about and why. let's talk about pennsylvania and that senate race. the candidates, how they are doing, and the latest polls. guest: this is a change we made last week. this is i think the most likely senate seat in the country to flip parties. it is an open seat with the republican incumbent not running for reelection. he is someone willing to work across the aisle he is someone very well respected by both sides of the aisle. this primary was a very brutal one. you h

raphael warnock versus herschel walker. guest: rafael warnock was elected in 2020 in the special election. he was able to maintain his political base and has been a massive fundraiser and from picks the candidate early, any behind former university of georgia football star -- getting behind former university of georgia football star herschel walker. he has a history of domestic violence allegations and he was talking about mental health challenges he faced but there have been questions into his businesses. he has not made a lot of gaps in the campaign training -- trail. someone like walker is more well-known through georgia and being a football fan myself, i do not discount the power of just being a football star in georgia. we see here in fact, prime cap -- brian cap had a lead over stacy abrams. this is not a race that is solidly in either camp and another instance where by -- biting -- president biden's approval rates have gone up and they are still not great. i see numbers of him in the states that he won, like in georg

brian: her shell walker was a stutterer. when you got money you wouldn't buy candy, you would give them the money in a playground just to talk to you. >> after they spent my money i was no good any more *. it wasn't okay. i was lonely. that's what i'm saying. that's why i care today. i care for america. brian: people see a black man who grows up in a working class society, two parents working paycheck to paycheck. people say why would are shell run as a republican? >> i hear that all the time. but it's not about the party, it's about the policy. brian: within a week of you getting the nomination, outcomes, revelations about three children you haven't acknowledged in the past. we know about your son christian. what about the three others. >> i acknowledged my kids. my daughter you have seen her at some of the functions i have been at. the two youngest kids i haven't acknowledged them because i don't want them to be under scrutiny. brian: all eyes are on georgia. how much pressure do you feel on your shoulders to pull out this

walker's extraordinarily life and wrote about this beautiful collection, alice walker is a truth telling, change conjuring, culture shifting citizen of the world and these journals are a revelation, a road map and a gift to us all. moderating the conversation this evening is from the naacp and his genre bending novel long division. and it's been hailed as one of the new powerful voices in american writing, including the essay collection, how to slowly kill yourselves and others in america is a best selling memoir, heavy, which won the 2019 and drew carnegie medal for excellence in nonfiction and named one of the 50 best memoirs of the past 50 years by the new york times. his beautiful writing digs down deep into the human soul. it's truly a pleasure to welcome these two extraordinary authors to arts and letters live. i hope you enjoy the conversation and that you'll take a moment to add a question for alice in the chat box. >> thank you all so much for being here tonight. before we start we want to encourage you to describe to the dma channel and encourage you to get your questions in th

i just want to thank you miss walker for fighting. so for real she's leave for us for loving us, um for giving mississippi a chance and and for really making writers whether you knew it or not. i wanted ones you made i just want everybody know it's gonna be that kind of conversation. we gonna push a little bit, but you don't get to talk to the people who help make you very often. so i just want to start by saying thank you. you. thank you. thank you. and a beautiful being you are too so be your beautiful self. also happy to be here. i wonder if we can start this conversation miss walker talking about friendship. since it's something that you really grapple with wrestle with and actually like dedicate the last movement of the book, too. um, and then talking about friendship. i think we have to talk about valerie boy valerie boy was generous enough to edit the forward that you allowed me to write for the 40th anniversary of a color purple. and and i feel like there's a difference between great editors and great friends, but sometimes th

delay like herschel walker on the ground?te area of atlanta. put it this way, don't discount them. he knows the issues i was training nine hours a day. right. that was great. well coming up in all female rowing team breaks a world record. they raced across the pacific ocean from san francisco all the way down to hawaii. two members of the steamer going to join us live. first let's take a look at bill hammer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> repeats of herschel walker. everybody was lifting weights and herschel walker was turning set ups and push ups. it's true. a prime great peace and good morning 12 of you. the world is watching as the showdown with tran unfolds after the chaos was cobbled. the invasion of ukraine president biden faces another international crisis. plus democrats raised up as a new bell that would reportedly raise taxes for those making less than $400,000 per year. that's unknown now. the councilwoman caught on video reportedly heading a bicyclist with her suv. she is refusing calls to resign.

let's talk about herschel walker's campaign.on, despite the trees, enough to pull out a win, even with these policy issues of his? >> look, katty, herschel walker is one of a trifecta of republican celebrity candidates who have made a long string of gaffes on the campaign trail. this is the second time a comment from herschel walker about climate change has drawn a lot of criticism. frankly, republicans want herschel walker and all their leading candidates to talk about the economy, inflation, rising crime. these are issues that benefit the republican party. it is why republicans have a very good chance of winning back the house. but when you see these gaffes, when you see herschel walker getting caught up in describing, inaccurately, climate change, it really gets the party in trouble. all the polls show walker has a chance to win, it is a good year, georgia is a swing state, but when you make as many mistakes as herschel walker has on the trail, it gives warnock a good chance of winning re-election. >> something about now seei

we have herschel walker's greatest hits on the campaign trail.trol the air. our good air decides to flow over the china with bad air, so when china gets our good air, their bad air got to move. so, it moves over to our good air space. >> that's right. >> and now, we got to clean that back up. cain killed abel and that's a problem that we have, and i said, what we need to do is look into how we can stop those things, you know, they talked about doing a disinformation. what about getting an apartment that can look at young men that's looking at women that's looking at their social media? what about doing that? looking into things like that, and we can stop that that way. now, think about this. because at one time, science said, man came from apes. did it not? go to the science. >> every time i read or hear that, i think, you didn't read the same bible i did. >> this is what's interesting, though. if that is true, why are there still apes? >> tim, i ask you, like, why are there still apes? no, that's not my question. my question is, explain how it i

he chose herschel walker, he endorsed him.party and the cultists around donald trump refused to buck him. so they knew that herschel opera was a bit of a problem. but they wouldn't run ads against him, they wouldn't say anything. so he basically cruises to the nomination, to become the republican candidate who would go up against raphael warnock. now, the other thing that is important to remember is that it gives people a shield. herschel walker is a blank sleek and every way that those words can apply to anyone. he will say and do whatever they want him to do. but what it allows voters in georgia to do, who have advanced these very racist policies of voter disenfranchisement -- making them compete against other people. really awesome to say, yeah, but i would vote for the other black guy so i cannot be supporting a racist policy. i cannot be a racist myself. we saw this before, you know, we don't forget that herman cain led for a while in the race to replace barack obama. and we had a second black candidate who lead in 2022,

joining us now is author nicole walker.ches creative writing at northern arizona university. thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me, lawrence, i am grateful to be here. >> you begin your essay in the times by asking people to look at this, acknowledging that it is difficult. there are graphic passages in your piece that you want people to look at and consider because you believe that this subject needs to be discussed in this kind of detail. mine is an extreme example. what's happened to me is one of those special cases that people are like, oh, yes, if we can we should make exceptions for rape or incest. but my argument is, i think, a little bit more complex, which is, you do not have your own body autonomy, if you cannot decide what happens to your body. then what does it even mean to be a person? it strips us, i think, of our own humanity. and i feel that really deeply. >> you are the second woman who has written an op-ed piece like this for the new york ti

walker. i never, i've read a lot and had never read a book like that. in gathering blossoms you take us into your relationshipsns wih everyone, not everyone, a lot of people including rebecca your sdaughter, who to me wrote the most incredible. you should probably check it out to an incredible book. it still stands up. was there any apprehension in opening up, ask this for my mother she asked me too ask you this she was there any apprehension in opening up that part of your life? the part that deals with your very much alive creative daughter? >> yes. i was very glad to be able to share with her. my feeling is that this is my life. and i write for my life if you are in my life you are likely to be in my writing. and she has actually read this and galleys along time ago. and we are very good. she just also published a book on money, women and money which is fabulous. that's the capacity to really transform our relationship to money, having money and what you do with money. and i think that par

is that mehmet oz, is that herschel walker?uld well be, i just want to remind people as i said earlier, that in 2010, republicans did not pick up the senate, but they'd won six seats. they didn't not win seats, they didn't win the four seats they needed to get into the majority it took them, two more election cycles to get there. it's a 50/50 senate, walker can lose, oz could lose, johnson lose. if there is a -- because they're bad candidates, if there's a wave, their candidates we are not even talking about that could be swept. that's another thing that happens in a way, you've got tomorrow night there is a republican primary in washington state, this candidate their name tiffany smiley, nobody on the east coast knows anything about tiffany smiley, she is a dynamite candidate against patty murray, who's running for a sixth term. you've got adam laxalt, running against cortez moscow in nevada, in a state that's kind of trending republican, and where you have numbers and polling about hispanics in nevada, that have to be very un

what an honor it is to teacher alice walker. the first african-american to win the pulitzer prize for fiction, alice walker was born the eighth child of sharecroppers in georgia. she became the valedictorian of her aggregated high school class despite a childhood accident that impaired the vision in her left eye. before transferring to sarah lawrence college she attended for two years where she became a political activist, met doctor martin luther king jr. and participated in the 1963 march on washington. her formidable body of work includes poetry, novels,short fiction, essays and children stories . her writings have been translated ... copies of her books have been sold worldwide and now gathering blossoms under fire: the journals of alice walker edited by valerie boyd gives us access to five decades of ms. walker'sextraordinary life . as she so beautifully wrote about this collection alice walker is the truth telling word working change conjuring cultures shifting revolutionary artist and citizen of the world. these journals

commissioner walker?>> thank you. >> i know you are not used to. >> no, i didn't see you in the chat. >> oh, is that where it's supposed to be? >> thank you, everyone. it's really heartbreaking for everyone to experience. this whole issue has been a failure everywhere trying to deal with this. one of the things and why i focused on mental health response and working with social programs that the city worked with is addiction is a mental health issue. it's somebody trying to self medicate. no matter how someone is addicted and whether it looks like they are making choices, they are not. and so that's sort of at the crux of the issue around the user itself as oppose to the sale. it's not for someone in uniform to provide the intervention, but that's the opportunity we have when it's on the street. so having the partnerships that works, using what we have, these are new programs that have come up with the ambassador program and with the alchemy group. i spoke to garretty in the district, the different respon

commissioner walker?>> thank you. >> i know you are not used to. >> no, i didn't see you in the chat. >> oh, is that where it's supposed to be? >> thank you, everyone. it's really heartbreaking for everyone to experience. this whole issue has been a failure everywhere trying to deal with this. one of the things and why i focused on mental health response and working with social programs that the city worked with is addiction is a mental health issue. it's somebody trying to self medicate. no matter how someone is addicted and whether it looks like they are making choices, they are not. and so that's sort of at the crux of the issue around the user itself as oppose to the sale. it's not for someone in uniform to provide the intervention, but that's the opportunity we have when it's on the street. so having the partnerships that works, using what we have, these are new programs that have come up with the ambassador program and with the alchemy group. i spoke to garretty in the district, the different respon

perdue in 2014 and hershel walker.ershel walker has name recognition georgia because in part of his sports. and david perdue, from 2014. he comes from one of the most famous political # families, sonny perdue was one of the first republican governor's in georgia since reconstruction. look, even brian kemp, he ran as an outsider for governor against the lt. governor on the republican side. and brian kemp his office called himself an outsider and his office was across from casey, as secretary of state. and you see elected those who say they're outsider in the political game even though they've been in politics for years. >> and certainly people know they're not literally outsiders, when they define themselves as outsiders, who are they hoping to reach. >> conservative base in states like georgia. you hear it over and over again when you're out there on campaign stops and talking to voters. they want someone who can shake up atlanta and shake up washington. they don't want the status quo. there is the sense that there's c

herschel walker is the republican candidate. this is from a republican group.can group that doesn't like the drift of the party under donald trump and people that trump supports like herschel walker. this is bruising. >> his eyes would become very evil. the guns and knives. i got into a few choking things with him. the first time he held the gun to my head, he held a gun to my temple. and said he was going to blow my brains out. >> that's herschel walker's ex-wife. that group run by a group called the republican accountability project. this was one thing that republicans were worried about when a celebrity got into the race, had he been properly vetted. were there things that could undermine his candidacy? >> that's why republicans are fretting over this. this should be an easy race for them to win typically. when you look at the candidates, there are people like herschel walker who you're not only seeing on a human level how disturbing that allegation from his ex-wife is and also the other things that have come out where he has admitted to fathering children h

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in a way that maybe herschel walker isn't?ou see a split ticket vote in georgia, where that's a decisive factor? >> yes, i think that can happen, georgia is such an interesting experience because -- i think that states like georgia or michigan literally on the frontlines from november to january of 2020, those voters play really deep attention, and they've been deeply affected by. and the fact that in georgia, a republican state's been trending blue, -- in pennsylvania michigan go another way. republicans say it's been trending blue, those republicans hung on to the conventional leaders like kemp. and i think they're very concerned about, what they see in the performance of walker, and you could see that kind of split. i think in those three states, pennsylvania, michigan, and georgia, where january 6th and the fight over vote counts was so present, those issues are big for voters, to i think the jan six could play a big role there as well. >> i want to ask about that as >> i want well, because one feature of how soup this pri

walker is going to do what he's told and that's what republicans like.can want from their negros, to do what they are told. >> i noticed the race has gotten vicious, i noticed the media has turned on you completely, they are in the tank for raphael warnock. the polls show it's still very close and i'm predicting you're going to be rising more and more every day because the campaign is getting geared up. what is your reaction to this idiot on nbc? >> i think msnbc and this gentleman here -- i said gentleman, they are upset because raphael warnock in the left crazies have spent over $25 million against me and the race is still even. right now they are a little upset because they don't realize i'm going to win this race. they are trying to do whatever they can to call me names and get me off track but this country is not a bad place. this country is a great country they want you to believe this is a racist place that's what i am encouraging everyone to go to team herschel.com -- let's get raphael warnock out of office and bring people and who want to put pe

and herschel walker has great character. for chuck schumer. steve: thank you for watching. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss a show. . trey: good evening thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy welcome to "sunday night in america." if i could write my epitaph it would read, husband, father. and prosecutor. being a prosecutor was the highlight of my professional life, working beside people who shared a singular mission. justice. i could not tell you the politics of a single

not going to make it so walker resigned. and that was how that happened that you know, they got a out of that, but i will say that you know, it was always a foot dance for roosevelt. he was known as being a reformer progressive democrat when he was elected into the state legislature. they tammany hall also, of course that teddy was a republican they don't like him. so they're thinking oh is this roosevelt going to be like that one? so, but they also knew that he was he was after they saw him get elected. they knew this guy was really charming and franklin had sort of, you know made peace with them. they made peace with each other but he was not exact he was able to win because he like them all the way. hello. thank you for your talk. i'm i found it really fascinating about the trajectory that you explained about. fdr and his goal for national old age pension my research is about this topic and i recently learned that in 1931. only five states actually had an old age pension plan while all of them did have old age assistance,

new poll has herschel walker up in the state of georgia and we'll do the job that the mob and media will never do, vet the far left extreme candidates, tonight that is rafael warnock. rank and file fbi whistleblower coming forward, many saying director wray has lost control of the agency and needs to resign, according to washington times, whistleblower claims include allegations of basis, signing false affidavits and according to my sources who i spoke to within the last hour directly involved with the whistleblowers, there are now 20 confirmed whistleblowers that have come forward and according to their attorney, hearing from fbi personnel they feel like the director has lost control much the bureau and they are saying how does this guy survive? he's leaving, he's got to leave. also breaking new memo from merrick garland and his office, they are sending stern reminder this night to staff policies that limit contact with members of congress, that would mean fbi members talking to members of congress as whistleblowers. this letter obviously convenient reminder from attorney general of the

the democratic incumbent warnock has been pounding walker, the republican challenge over walker's documentedis past and so walker made this dog claim as a response. well your calling me a liar. well he tweeted, warnock is willing to lie about having a dog and walker's campaign posted an interesting video that suggested that the dog from warnock's ads in 2020, a beagle named alvin, had gone, quote, missing. take a look. ♪ in the arms of the angel, far away from here ♪ >> so, as a palmerainan owner, coy not exist looking into this. did rafael warnock lie having a dog. the answer is no, it is walker's claim that is false. so the dog in those popular warnock ads from 2020 kwho is a very good boy, belongs to one of warnock's supporters and he never said alvin was his in the first ad, warnock just said i love puppies and held the he an around the block and got some licks from al vin but there was no claim anywhere that alvin was his own. so i see how some viewers could have watched this and assumed it was his own dog. but there was no actual assertion for warnock that it was. either in the ads or

the third mckent in this vignette is by kara walker. it stands apart from those by alison sar and barbara chase rabeau, because it doesn't honor abolition but instead looks at the ongoing legacy of slavery. it's a different type of monument. it doesn't offer a hero. it doesn't offer a narrative of heroism it instead confronts us with continuing trauma. the work is a model for a large public sculpture installed in 2018 at alger's point on the banks of the mississippi river in new orleans. we're enslaved people were quarantined before their transfer to slave markets. what happened is that the artist was visiting new orleans and she went to alger's point and she looked for public recognition of the location as a site of slavery and all she found was a cheap bronze plaque one of only two historical markers in the entire city that addressed slave trade and so she decided to pull that buried past back to the surface and raise it up in the form of this monument, which she called the cadisof caravan in haitian creole that title means caravan of

walker, welcome. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me on.el. >> martha: all right. i want to ask you about the comment we just played from president biden where he said that maga followers belong to this scary arm of the republican party. that he sees them as semi fascist. what is your response to that? >> my response is the same i've been saying to senator warnock, they wants to divide. they want to divide the people even though they say they're trying to bring people together. but you can't bring people together by calling them names. that seems to be what joe biden and senator warnock continue to do, call people names. you see they called me on msnbc and he didn't check them on that. so one of the things i think the people need to realize that those people are not what they said they are. senator warnock is a wolf in sheep's clothing. i think right now it's time for him to be exposed. >> martha: so you know, one of the things that's been talked about in this race is whether or not you are a strong enough candidate for this race. this is f

walker is the daughter of former slaves and achieved enormous success by founding the walker manufacturing company. the company made a line of hair care products for black women. it will be part of mattel's women series. the doll features a rendition of madam cj walker wearing a floral printed blouse, a turquoise skirt and holding her original product, wonderful hair grower. gorgeous. don't forget, you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. and raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next. >>> here is what we have. a disturbing visit to starbucks being recorded while in the bathroom. hidden cameras under the sink at a starbucks in contra costa county. >> that's horrible because a lot of kids come in here. >> a lot of kids do go in there. the man accused of planting the cameras, and the reason the d.a. says the investigation is far from over. >>> also, he was central figure during the height of the cold war between u.s. and soviet union.

warnock has been accusing walker about dishonesty in his honesty.lker fired back you were willing to lie about having a dog. and in the tweet walker leaked to a video from his campaign that suggested that alvin the beagle had gone missing. take a look at this video. ♪ ♪ pulled from the wreckage of your silent revelry ♪ ♪ >> now we saw you walking all those dogs during the campaign. >> oh my goodness. ♪ >> so, jim, as the slightly obsessive owner of a dog, i couldn't help but look into this. did warnock lie about a dog? no. he did not lie. alvin, the dog in the popular warnock ads belongs to one of warnock's supporters. warnock never said alvin was his dog. in the first ad he said i love puppies. in the second ad he walked alvin around the block but there was no claim in either ad anywhere that the dog was his own. take a look at some of these clips. >> i think georgians will see your ads for what they are. don't you? i'm rafael warnock and we approve this message. >> rafael warnock eats pizza with a fork and a knife. he even hates puppies. >> get re

perdue in 2014 and hershel walker. hershel walker has name recognition georgia because in part of his sports. and david perdue, from 2014. he comes from one of the most famous political # families, he had this network and operation but even bryan kemp against lieutenant governor of the time but bryan kemp is an outsider across the company. you see itnd in politics everywhere. literally the officials say outsiders even though they have been in office for years. >> certain people know these are individuals who are not outsiders but they help. they are a conservative base, you hear it over and over talking to voters to shake up washington, there's an interruption or gridlock and they want someone who can help fight for them and the common card for republic and officials in georgia you can be that candidate who can maybe channel donald trump.ey they are trying to harness that same power. it was defeated by bryan kemp, he had a real challenge, a fixture of the state capitol, that's who he was and to see that turned against

the bottom line is you have to have great character and in herschel walker's case ♪ ♪ >> carley: todayn aid in kabul and secure threats on afghanistan. it started when president biden told the u.s. troops he pulled from the country leaving countless of americans and allies behind and 13 of our heroes dead. you were watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i am carley shimkus. >> todd: good to join

herschel walker continue to rise in the polls in georgia. that's that's happening every day and that is prompting outrage from the media mob, including pretty disgusting smear from this commentator on media. and see ellie mistal, he's made a lot of incendiary remarks in the past. take a look at why are republicans backing this man who so clearly unintelligent so clearly doesn't have independent thought. but that's actually the reason walker is going to do what he's told and that's republicans like that's whatt republicans want from their to do what they're told. it was reaction is georgia senate candidate herschel walker. you know, i noticed the race has gotten vicious. i noticed the media in georgia has turned on you completely o there in the tank for raphael warnock, the polls showed still very close. and i'my predicting that you're going to be rising more and more every day because the campaign is just getting geared up. what's your reaction to this idiot on nbc? well, you know, i've been in b.c. and this gentleman here and i said, gentle

again, like i said 80 days to go so you have somebody like a herschel walker down in georgia say, hold -- this is still anybody's game but i think to adrienne's point, for democrats, races like these are making the case against electing republicans, that they say are not to serve and have perpetrated the big lie two years at the former president was defeated in 2020. but also, this is beyond them being election deniers this is what democrats are saying, is this really somebody you want representing you, representing your state in congress on the national stage with foreign leaders? because that is the role that these folks who have should they be elected to office. >> not to disagree with you, but i will go with herschel walker as the worst candidate in this gop field. i say that somebody who lives in georgia and we'll be making that vote come november. errin haines, adrienne elrod, joyce white vance, greatly appreciate you joining this evening. up next, rhonda scent is loses in court. we will tell you more about that. ore abou that ck, it shook me. aspirin helps reduce the chance of a

in his ruling, judge walker slammed the law as bordering on unintelligible, including that if i've it's of the 14th amendment. the judge even tapped into his inner netflix fandom writing, quote, in the public television series stranger things, the upside down describes parallel dimension containing it distorted version of our world. recently, florida has seemed like a first amendment upside down. judge walker's ruling was in response to a lawsuit brought by a group of businesses claimed the law violated their civil rights. a legal fight on the educational side of the law is still undecided, and while the block is only temporary and desantis is expected to appeal, we want to celebrate this judicial victory, however briefly might be and all efforts to stop unhinged toxic legislation coming from the likes of ron desantis. thank you for making time for us this evening. come back tomorrow night at 9 pm eastern. i'll be speaking with democratic congressman tom about his recent trip to don taiwan, the threat of china and the republican attacks on law enforcement following the fbi search of tru

the bottom line is you have to have great character and in herschel walker's case. next weekend with "the next revolution". trey: thank you for joiningg us, i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america ." husband, father. and prosecutor. being a prosecutor was the highlight of my professional life, working beside people who shared a singular mission. justice. i could not tell you the politics of a single

mitch mcconnell wanted somebody else, but he he eventually went along with herschel walker because he a choice there. i have to tell you, jim, herschel walker has more scandals and mistakes than you'd need to sink a battleship. maybe football stardom can save him, plus the republican drift of the year. wow, it's really aimz when you look at what's happened over the past six months there. >> and the house, do you think the house could potentially stay in democratic hands at this point? >> i never rule anything out, particularly in mid august. i think it's unlikely. the real question, jim, is whether democrats, if they're going to lose the house, can lose the house by a reasonable number like 15 or even 20 so that if, if, if they win the president race in 2024, they might be able to sweep in enough democrats to retake control of the house along with the senate if they lose the senate. that's really the question democrats have to answer as they try to fund these campaigns around the country. >> larry sabato, happy belated birthday. great to see you. >> thanks so much, jim. >>> cnn's doni

the more that we learn about herschel walker, i think that could make a difference in this race., we have yet to see herschel walker and refeel were not on a debate stage together, and the way that we've seen stacey abrams and brian kemp on a debate stage before. but this race is close because herschel walker has been popular in georgia among football fans, if not voters, but we'll see how that translates in november. >> thank you errin and gwen. next, the back over racist virtual rappers. yes, we'll explain it all on the other side on the cross connection. os connection and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain

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there could be concerns about walker's companion.heard people feeling a little better about his campaign versus these other funds. not one they can take for granted in a midterm election like this. i think it has to do a lot with candidate quality. host: if you are watching in georgia this morning, please, and we want to know how you plan to vote and why. viewers are in any of these other key states we are interested in hearing from you. georgia arizona michigan pennsylvania. if you're in the states this morning you are watching, call-in and tell us how you plant about and why. let's talk about pennsylvania and that senate race. the candidates, how they are doing, and the latest polls. guest: this is a change we made last week. this is i think the most likely senate seat in the country to flip parties. it is an open seat with the republican incumbent not running for reelection. he is someone willing to work across the aisle he is someone very well respected by both sides of the aisle. this primary was a very brutal one. you have dr.

herschel walker.people see him as -- how can someone like this run for office and win a general election and a state where it's trended blew a couple of times over the last couple of years? there's huge concerns for republicans. i will say, for democrats who are very excited, more excited than i've seen in a long time when it comes to the electoral prospects, there's still a lot of time between now and then. and anything can happen. people still care about the economy. people are still worried about gas prices. all those things, but at this point republicans are getting quite nervous about their ability to flip the senate, and i will say, their ability to have historic numbers in the house, because last year, a lot of them were telling me they thought they could win 60 seats. not so much anymore. >> jill, to that point, how rare is it that you have the senate leader of your party who is not openly saying the candidate, the quantity -- quality of the candidate matters. suddenly suggesting it might be a

-- herschel walker in georgia? >> he's looking to blame trump.mcconnell blames trump. it's not just a lack of experience. these are very eccentric people. doctor oz voted in turkey before he ever voted in pennsylvania. he's been living in new jersey for 20 years. now he was famously on tv talking about cruditÉs at a grocery store -- it's talent. but there's also a larger, i think, national mood that's going on. too much of the press has missed it. gas prices are getting better. abortion rights are not. so the things that are motivating democrats are still motivating them. everybody thought, oh, the search warrant executed mar-a-lago. that's going to inflame the public race. how many times did you hear knuckleheads on cable saying that? no evidence of that. i've called around the country law, none of them are saying this mar-a-lago is killing us. they're seeing gas prices are getting better. abortion rights are not. we think things are trending. it's 81 days, 81 lifetimes. but right now, the democrats are on the front foot for once. >> interesting