i will defeat raphael warnock. i'd be honored to earn your vote. >> captain sullenberger was an air force academy graduate just like myself. that's part of my american dream story. the american dream is comprised of freedom and opportunity and american exceptionalism. that is what is at risk right now. what i want republicans to really understand is that this race is unique. this is the cradle of civil rights, atlanta georgia, george altogether, and raphael warnock, stake it's -- stacey abrams, that ticket is going to come at us with all they have. they are the top fundraisers in the united states. they are going to hit us on social issues and that something no one here has been -- i know how to debate social issues. growing up in a black family, you're going to learn how do you debate social issues. in terms of being the most well-rounded candidate, there's no one here born and raised in georgia, a veteran, business person knows his social issues, just like baseball. he's saying i've got to put the right picture t

senator raphael warnock voted early, about two weeks ago.s a state where early voting broke records. more than 850,000 georgians voted early here, that's up 212% compared to 2020. there you see the candidate with his wife julie walking this way. a lot of people voted early including warnock. herschel walker voting for the first time today. how are you feeling, mr. walker? >> how are you doing? i'm all right. >> reporter: we're going to let him get to voting and ask him questions. as you mentioned, he has not participated in a single primary debate in this state. that's something others have been critical of, that warnock is an experienced politician and debater. that being said -- you had senator mitch mcconnell saying he's not sure if he would support and endorse him later in the fall. he has gotten behind him. he was encouraged to run by -- long-time friend of president trump and was at one of his final primary rallies in athens, georgia, talking about a lot of issues we hear donald trump talk about, a lot of different cultural issues, if

one of them was why the focus on biden and not warnock. what he told me. >> you mentioned president biden quite a few times, but you didn't mention senator warnock. are you running against biden? >> you know who we're running against. i'm going to call them little biden because all the votes just like he voted for biden. i am not afraid to mention it. >> reporter: national republicans have started to try to tie senator warnock with president biden. biden has an approval rating that is declining in this state and has been for awhile. i get the sense that republicans here know that senator warnock is generally well liked as a person in this state. we even see it in the most recent ad of the committee where they started off saying he's a good guy, we know he's inspiring. but his policies -- it seems like we're seeing walker take an approach where he's trying to link senator warnock with joe biden. it was something i noticed that the big name that was absent from it his speech was the person he will be competing against. >> terrific reporting.

warnock: thank you. medicaid expansion is something i am focused on and i will keep pushing for that. also capping the cost of prescription drugs would be helpful. according to the kaiser family foundation, one in 10 adults what 23 million people owe medical debt and american families collectively owe $140 billion in medical debt. in georgia, there's over $120 million in medical debt for 108,000 folks. people should not have to choose between getting the prescription drugs they need and groceries. this is why i introduced the capping prescription drug cost act and the affordable insulin now act, which would cap out-of-pocket drug costs for americans. ms. stewart, how would proposals that cap out-of-pocket drug costs alleviate or help alleviate the medical debt crisis? ms. stewart: thank you, senator, and community catalyst support your legislation. it is clear based on the testimony of many people here that it is under among health-care costs and inability to afford health care is a driving factor. kaise

he says that he sees no difference between warnock and biden.an already see that line o attack forming. you think that is going to work? >> listen. through term we secant i'm not going to repeat the names he called his opponents, but i still remember all of them. i think what warnock probably has is a far left guy, all the regressive policies, just like biden, he has supported and voted for, and again it's a state that has traditionally been read, it's been trending a little bit more blue in the las several election cycles. as a democrat i think it would do better in georgia, warnock, the far left, i think that's a redline of attack coming from herschel walker. i think that will work with voters, especially when those policies haven't worked, the country is on the wrong track, george is on the wrong track, with inflation, crime, the problems we have across the globe, the border, mean you nam the issue and things have gone horribly, that doesn't bode wel in a georgia race for a far lef democrat. >> we want to get your thoughts on the tragedy unfo

he never mentioned warnock by name.thinking the two of them are the same, but looking ahead that might be a strategy republicans take versus going directly after warnock, as they saw them go in the last election cycle, taking the approach we no he's well liked, but his apologies support and go along with president joe biden, who has an approval rating here that just continue to say decline in this state. hallie? ellison barber, we'll look for more of your coverage. >> emma, you hear ellison mention it will election deniers win? heist has supported the so-called big lie that donald trump has pushed. >> absolutely. that's one race where that issue is distilled down. people don't know what the secretary of state does beyond election. they do more, but we'll see. you notice, if nobody makes it to 50% plus one, we'll have a runoff on june 21, and it will get even more dramatic. >> on the democratic side, you wonder, can the energy around democrats be sustained here? and then she goes up against kent. >> the republicans have

raphael warnock is a name people know at this time. so you have these two candidates are on the whole, when you talk to people about general impressions, not going deep into background issues, particularly as it relating to walker, but throw the name out there, what do you think? both warnock and walker, both people say they are likable people. i get the sense that the perception of both of them as individuals is pretty good in this state, when you talk to people, particularly in a place like this, athens where herschel walker is known very well, he has rally here in a couple of hours. whether or not they plan to support him in the general election, the answers are split. let's take a listen. >> it's a big name, and for me, it's more for party. you know, i've seen a lot of changes over the past ten years, and, you know, i'm not so happy with some of the direction the country is going. >> politics is not his -- is not his arena. sports is his arena. if he wants to be well known and remembered, that's what he was good at. >> reporter: wh

when you think about warnock and -- off were there victories surprising still after biden's or after or were they expected? i guess after biden's given how democrats turned out. you know the biggest challenge for all four of those candidates was trying to get the they all calculated very early if they can get the exact same coalition that helped elect biden or even voted for trump. they could get the same group of voters out they'd win because turnouts generally have lower runoffs generally have lower turnout, right but what it ended up being was basically the whole thing seemed like just a -- shoot right more than half a billion dollars for spend on tv ads. so it was hard for any individual ad to kind of stand out because there was such if you turned on a computer turned on your tv dared look at a you know, something on your smartphone you were gonna see an ad for one of these four candidates or for their allies even watching, you know christmas special or holiday movie. my kids were treated to all sorts of videos about rafael. we're not being radical liberal or or kelly leffler bei

. >> in the senate race in georgia, what's also unique about this -- >> warnock versus walker. >> youside as trump. the republican party had essentially united behind herschel walker who has extremely high name i.d. in that state, number one. number two, because that primary was not as competitive as it could have been, he's not particularly been tested ye yet as a candidate. neither has warnock because the general election in georgia was so short last time, he really only had to campaign for a few months. it will be interesting to see those two candidates go up against one another in the state of georgia. particularly in the conditions that we're seeing now, which are generally good for republicans, but again, warnock is the incumbent. >> it's also true that walker hasn't faced a challenge. >> there's going to be -- i mean, there's a lot there. we know there's a lot there. does it move people off, hey, that's herschel walker, uga, football star, heisman trophy winner? we don't know that, but there's certainly a lot there that if it was a traditional candidate, you would say, that's g

senator warnock, you are recognized. >> thank you all so very much.it's good to see so many witnesses, particularly miss haynes from georgia. thank you chairman to allow me to go early due to my presiding obligations. the affordable care act allowed states to expand states over 13 million americans. this is transformational legislation. sadly, there is still 646,000 georgians on able to access free and affordable health care because state politicians continue to prioritize politics over people. i have been fighting for medicaid expansion long before i came to the senate. when i arrived i fought really hard to get further incentives for georgia to expand medicaid. which we won in the american rescue plan. the state continued, state politicians continue to expand medicaid. that is a loss to the state, and certainly to the 646,000 georgians in the medicaid gap. after that i introduced the medicaid saves lives act. which would give folks in states like georgia access to health care. fighting to close the coverage gap to ensure that everybody, everywhere,

political climate so don't ask everything. >> i'm raphael warnock.enator, and a pastor, but a magician, i'm not. so in just a year in the senate, did i think i could fix washington? of course not. >> it's clever. right? it's clever. again republicans saying he called him clever. in the sense you're running in this political environment where they are saying democrats, you have this power, what did you do? he's trying to say i can't do everything. >> he's setting expectations for the voter and setting in the reality that a lot of voters are still hurting. inflation, we can go through the list which we've done over and over again. warnock has been like i've only been there a year. give me more time. it's a clever strategy. he's also talking about some issue bs that he knows voters talk about including insulin. something the senate has not passed yet but democrats want to help the midterms. >> and it's not just him and what he's done. he's the majority maker. he was the last guy elected in -- after a runoff. and it was -- there was so much happening in

warnock as second.lly in arizona as third and then fourth down a little bit more distantly back because of the primary there that really doesn't have a clear republican running, maggie hassan in new hampshire. with the brakes on gas taxes they proposed with some of the pandemic arab border restrictions. you are seeing them try to do these things that they are arguing. it's a 50-50 senate, hard to get things done. warnock is making the case there. you voted for me before and i need another six years. host: let's talk to david calling from watertown, south dakota and the republican line. good morning. are you there? caller: good morning. this lady -- can you hear me? host: we can, go ahead. caller: this lady seems to be pretty astute. i live in south dakota and we have a problem, we have two rino's, they are absolutely totally worthless republican senators. since 2016, john thune, neither one of them never defended donald trump. how do we get those senators who were just there to collect a paycheck? guest

warnock as second.kelly in arizona as third and then fourth down a little bit more distantly back because of the primary there that really doesn't have a clear republican running, maggie hassan in new hampshire. with the brakes on gas taxes they proposed with some of the pandemic arab border restrictions. you are seeing them try to do these things that they are arguing. it's a 50-50 senate, hard to get things done. warnock is making the case there. you voted for me before and i need another six years. host: let's talk to david calling from watertown, south dakota and the republican line. good morning. are you there? caller: good morning. this lady -- can you hear me? host: we can, go ahead. caller: this lady seems to be pretty astute. i live in south dakota and we have a problem, we have two rino's, they are absolutely totally worthless republican senators. since 2016, john thune, neither one of them never defended donald trump. how do we get those senators who were just there to collect a paycheck? gue

brown: senator warnock is rochestered. sen. warnock: thank you for testifying. as was saying last wing one of the most -- last week one of the most effective things the president of the united states can do to lower costs for georgians and help close a remarkable wealth gap is cancel student debt. this would have a transformative change on young americans freeing an entire generation from this crushing economic burden of student debt. i know little about student loans. i borrowed to make it through college the first college graduate in my family but it was a different time. i must admit over 30 years ago. our kids are graduating and they have a mortgage before they have a mortgage. secretary yellin, the average georgian with student debt has to pay $277 per month. without that burden would it be easier for georgia borrowers to save for a down payment say on their first home? sec. yellen: sure. senator, i agree that student debt is as substantial burden to many people especially those who end up with low incomes or have gone to colleges or for profit institutions

>> look i think warnock is running a great campaign the big difference this weekend is very telling.hyundai bring 8000 jobs into electric facility battery plant to georgian herschel walker's arguing about whether he defrauded veterans very think herschel walker's finding it a little different running through a jets offense of line getting through georgia politics is going to be a lot tougher than it was back in those days. little jets dig there i see you. all right matt, his walker exceeding expectations on the republican side in terms of how he is performing the crowded field? >> he has. one thing that's notable is both a trump world and mitch mcconnell and more of the establishment lane have both endorsed walker but one thing i would note with warnock is georgia we agree is a purple state right now proves far more of a down the line democrats then i think other but say joe manchin. the last two years that could be problematic and again a very good republican year. >> to another issue that caught a lot of attention, bombshell testimony on friday from robby mook singh clinton persona

he's already called senator warnock little biden. so that's sort of telegraphing his approach. to joe biden. he'll make it a referendum on his record. and it's a record that got him 70% plus of the vote in the republican primary. so, he can show that he has a mandate among conservative voters. will he appeal to middle of the road voter snts that's a big question. but also can democrats energize their coalition and rebuild the same sort of multi-racial coalition that helped them win in 2020? that is an open question and a big challenge for both senator warnock and stacey abrams. >> give us a 30,000 foot look state of politics in georgia, a state that can send marjorie taylor greene cruising to the nomination. granted she represents a deep red district, but also as you just noted made practical choices about raffensperger trying to reject the big lie. what does the state of georgia look like as we head into not just the vital 2022 election but makes it perhaps the biggest battleground state on the map in '24. >> we're quite the paradox. in greene's district she won by a huge marg

is he in for some major scrutiny if he wins and is matched up against senator warnock? >> he absolutely is, and it's very disturbing to see that herschel walker is so close to warnock in the polls. and people can't take for granted that senator warnock or stacey abrams will be elected in november. people are going to have to show up to vote because herschel walker is very popular in this state going back to the 1980 sugar bowl when georgia won the national championship. i live with a georgia bulldog. the love for georgia, university of georgia, is real. so that is a concern when you look at social media posts from herschel walker. i saw one today from november 6, 2020, where he suggested forget about the legal challenges. let's just all go vote again. it's that simple. when you have a man of that intellect running against raphael warnock, who has represented this state so well, when he's that close noin the polling, that's something we should all be concerned about. >> let's turn to alabama where there's going to be another test for the former president trump. his polit

herschel walker, the college football star now poised to face off for senate control with raphael warnock. >> ed o'keefe in atlanta, thanks. >>> a second air force cargo plane loaded with formula from germany is expected to arrive in virginia tomorrow and will be greeted by first lady jill biden and the surgeon general. here is cbs'ing me oliver. >> reporter: all eyes are on this nestle distribution center near allentown, pennsylvania, where the second emergency shipment of baby formula will be sent after arriving at washington dulles airport. 114 palettes of hypoallergenic infant tomorrow la will be sorted and sent to hospitals and retailers this weekend. in an effort to get them faster, the federal government has waived drive time requirements for truckers. meantime, the fed's slow response to safety concerns at the country's largest formula-making plant is coming under fire. the first bacterial infection possibly linked to abbott's formula was reported in september. a whistle-blower report followed in october. but the fda did not inspect the company's michigan plant until january 31st.

that seems to be incredibly mobilizing, motivating factor for democrats and senator raphael warnock isked a lot about it last night. ali. >> alison, thank you very much for a very full report and. that gives us a sense of where we're looking for. as we watch those returns on tuesday night. alison barbara for us in atlanta, georgia. she'll be covering this all the way through. georgia's one of many states with republican candidates who have tonight the 2020 election results. up next, we're gonna take a look inside why voters would ignore the anti-democracy warnings and still vote for republican candidates anyways. blican candidates anyways. blican candidates anyways. you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? oh, like how i customized this scarf? wow, first time? check out this backpack i made for marco. oh yeah? well, check out this tux. oh, nice. that'll go perfect with these. dude... those are so fire. [whines] only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ right now, we're all feelin' a little strapped. but weekends a

star herschel walker is coasting to a republican win here and taking on democrat senator raphael warnock in what promises to be one of the most expensive and divisive senate contest this is cycle, but it is the governor's race where former president trump is perhaps most personally invested, republican brian kemp facing a challenge are the former senator david purdue put up to the race by mr. trump, kemp, however, seems to be pulling away in what will end up to be a general election match-up between the governor and his former democratic opponent, stacey abrams, but there is another contest that we wouldn't normally focus on here on "face the nation", the race for secretary of state. brad raffensperger like kemp decided to stand up against former president trump's to change the results of the 2020 election here in georgia, somehow to get him to win, raffensperger is in a crowded field and he is likely headed to a runoff election next month, but elections all across the country can there is concern if he loses it is a sign that some former president can come in and a try to manipulate ele

walker is the front-runner for the republican campaign for the georgia senate asset that raphael warnockitics has become a cult of personality on the republican side in a lot of ways. donald trump obviously being the biggest example of that. donald trump has animated his base, and he has elevated herschel walker in a way he hasn't with other candidates in georgia. >> reporter: his relationship with the former president goes back decades. the two first met in the early '80s after the heisman trophy winner was drafted into the short-lived usfl by a team once co-owned by donald trump. next, a contestant on "the celebrity apprentice." >> i really had a great time on "the celebrity apprentice." >> reporter: preaching to the faithful in the 2020 republican national convention. >> i pray every night that god gives him more time. give him four more years. he's my president. i'm blessed to call him friend. >> herschel walker has been loyal to trump for decades. herschel walker is only in the position to win the republican primary strictly because of donald trump and donald trump's support. >> rep

he will face off now against democrat senator raphael warnock in november. former georgia bulldog wasted no time taking on the left. >> they are ruining this great country. these people call themselves progressives. but this isn't progress. this is self-destruction. they control all the cities, defund our police, dress joe biden up as a woke outfit and he is walking around the white house as they push these policies that are hurting americans. showing weakness to our enemies. >> harris: charles watson live in atlanta with more. >> good morning. more on that senate race in a second. you saw former president trump whose political power proved to be a little shaky in georgia after two of his endorsed candidates fell to secure wins in two of the most profile races in the state. david perdue took a beating from brian kemp who pulled in well north of 70% of the vote in the republican gubernatorial primary. this despite taking on attacks from perdue who laid the blame for the 2020 republican electoral meltdown in georgia squarely on kemp. the incumbanlt governor is

i don't think that warnock needs that.is raising right now and he can on his own talk about what's at stake. the senate as a whole could hang on a seat like georgia. right? he has a compelling story the rnsc is right and will continue to see him as a strong candidate and republicans know that they have a long shot with the seat. >> actually it made me long for old politics. it is okay to like somebody on the other side of the aisle. so striking to see and shows you how the personal story connected. >> the best thing going for him is herschel walker. not a strong candidate or has experience and someone in the primary hidden from the press. ducked debates. when the spotlight is on him i'm worried. >> will it get on him completely because of kemp-abrams? >> yeah. the senate could be decided by this. he is a high profile person in the state. the governor's race draws attention but this is a decider of controlling congress. >> if walker doesn't hit 60 is that a big problem? >> big problem. sadler, black running against him with

warnock has emerged not only as a compelling speaker but one of his party's strongest fundraisers yet the growing fear for democrats is that even the strongest candidates and recruits can outrun president biden's wheezing approval ratings by only so much. they're at risk of getting washed away in a developing red wave. good writing there, wheezing approval ratings. >> it will be more like a tsunami. the problem is not only the poor communication from biden and harris, harris i will remind you is going nowhere. >> harris: has there been any communication from kamala harris? >> exactly. absolutely nothing from them. but they are on the wrong side of every policy. i can't think of a single policy that you are going to run on as a democrat that is an 80% issue that will drive people true centrists and republicans your direction. there is literally not a single thing out there. if stacey abrams thinks she can shame the people of georgia saying it's the worst place in the nation to live, that's probably not going to go very far. driving the all-star game out of atlanta. what is she going to

now he's behind raphael warnock by five. i mean, everything this guy touches in georgia politics dies on the vine politically. >> raphael warnock is in the senate today largely because of donald trump, right. and perdue didn't manage to make it last time around, i remember driving around the state back then and perdue was trying and didn't manage to do it. it doesn't look like he's going to make it into the governor's mansion this time around either. i think the race to watch is the secretary of state because that could be where donald trump does have some traction still in the state. it's an important race between brad raffens burger and jody hice. the polling in april had them neck-and-neck. and the only policy studying him is that he supports the notion that the 2020 election was stolen and that donald trump actually won the state of georgia. he could still be georgia's next secretary of state and the question is if that race is close in 2024, which is why in some way s we're watching all of these primaries now, let's sup

primary is headlined by a former nfl superstar herschel walker the expected challenger for raphael warnock in november. >>> overseas today in japan president biden meeting with the emperor and the prime minister and trying to stave off fears of a recession here at home and making news by abandoning decades old policy of strategic ambiguity and saying the united states would fight for taiwan if it is attacked by china. >> you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> that's the commitment we made. >> the white house immediately walked that back, saying the policy has not changed. >>> in ukraine, a russian soldier sentenced to live in prison by a kyiv judge after pleading guilty in the shooting death of a 62-year-old ukrainian civilian in the early days of the invasion. and ukrainian military officials say russia is escalating its offensive throughout the donbas region. >>> and there is some relief coming for millions of parents today as the second major delivery of b

he's focused exclusively, almost, on senator rafael warnock since august.y, to this point, former president trump's endorsement record has been mixed. he's gotten some wins, ohio. he's also gotten some losses. we don't know yet about pennsylvania. they're still counting a week later. obviously, here in georgia, looks like it is also going to be pretty mixed. herschel walker wins big, but his choice for governor, david perdue, seems on track for blowout loss. what is the latest in trump world as to how they view how important today will be, and, surely, they're keeping an extra close eye on vice president mike pence. >> absolutely. i mean, one of the ways that they are thinking about it in the trump camp is how former president donald trump thinks about it. you know, you win some and lose some. that's kind of how he started to think about it. when you flood the zone with endorsements like he has, and he's talked about this, about, you know, some of these folks are going to win and some are going to lose. however, how big of a loss it is, how public of a loss

senator warnock hasn't delivered.has been running commericals making statements he is not a magician talking about, because he is a freshman in office there is not much he can do. people don't want to hear that. they sent you in office to deliver for them. he is has not delivered. i'm hoping meshell walker is able to primary which it looks like he will and certainly go up against warnock in a general election and win. david: because we had that horrible breaking news from texas we have to make it fast. only 20 seconds on this, but in texas you have the only pro-life democrat in congress, henry cuellar who is running against a progressive. she has support from aoc. her name is jessica cisneros. what do you think about that race? >> what do you think about -- david: think about that race, do you think cisneros will win or cuellar pulls out a re-election. >> that what is interesting, my old buddy martin morris used say to me, polls don't vote people do. we'll have to wait and see. david: appreciate it. >> thank you for h

since he entered the race last summer, he's been entirely focused on raphael warnock in november. that is how confident he is. he's even scheduled a unity celebration tomorrow, inviting his republican rivals to show up with him to show unity. of course, that invitation has gone unanswered by his rivals who still feel like they have a shot. >> what does walker's success here tell you about the different kind of republican we're seeing running many times across the board? >> well, celebrity helps. celebrity helps a lot. african american helps on the republican side. that is a very enticing combination. the problem that herschel walker has, he's not going to be able to avoid raphael warnock once the general election tarts. he's had -- he's not been tested or pressed. and at the times that he has come out and made statements, the parties find themselves having to run away from them, clean them up. so there's a lot to this package, a lot more to this package, than the running of it, than the presentation of it. going back to the conversation we just had, georgia voters are probably now

>> yeah, you look at the senate democrat -- raphael warnock. he doesn't have a viable chance, the only person challenging that is never pulled above a 6%. so, he's been quiet on the campaign, robbyn's campaign have said that his focus on governing right now not on campaigning. stacy averages who's running for governor, she does not have a primary challenge at all. so, things have felt a little quiet on the democratic side, there was a fundraising gala in when it county, a very important swing county in this state. and all the candidates on the democratic sad, they gave speeches that we got a sense a little bit, of where the campaign might be headed once we get through the primaries. listen to what stacey abrams had to say last night. >> we've heard the current occupant of the office has been doing a lot of regifting. i was trying to remember that episode of seinfeld, i pulled it up and it is indeed, i felt like dÉjÀ vu. and it turns out that brian kemp is a regifter. you see, joe biden signed legislation that our friends lucy mcbath and carolyn

and colonel senator raphael warnock is way ahead in his bid for the nomination for senate.ng us. alison, let's talk about these races, what voters are telling you. i also know they went to a big democratic fund-raiser headlined by stacey abrams. how is this primary setting up for both sides? >> you know, it is interesting. right now, most of the action in terms of the primary has really been on the republican side. stacey abrams, she does not have a democratic challenger. senator raphael warnock technically does, but it really has not been even close to a competition throughout this really entire time, since both of those candidates sort of announced their candidacy. when you look at the republican, side obviously the most interesting primary challenge was former senator david perdue, challenging incumbent governor brian kemp. and the trump endorsement. it is interesting, because as i have spoken to voters and deeply red districts, part of our series for county to county, when i was talking to voters into tua county, georgia, which is a deeply red republican stronghold, a f

herschel walker to flip one of senate seats red challenging raphael warnock this fall.pot for georgia secretary of state and in texas attorney general ken paxton projected to keep his job beating georgia p bush. now to arkansas sarah huckabee sanders winning the gop's nomination for governor and in the alabama gop senate primary no clear winner, the katie and mo bracks are heading to a runoff there. well, president biden expected to sign executive order on police accountability after failing to advance legislation in congress biden signing the order expecting to happen today the second anniversary by the way of georgia floyd's death in minneapolis which sparked nationwide protest in 2020. this will limit federal officers ability to use force, create registry and major disciplinary actions against officers and require some of that data to be made public. now the order only applies to federal agencies, the action comes after out of control crime and expected to be key issue in midterms and accused democrats on being soft on crime. finally, take a look at wendy shares, sto

just say i'm raphael warnock, running for u.s.en senator long. you know, his focus is on medicare, getting costs down for insulin and so forth, affordable drugs, which that's another big thing. you know, it's crazy that you go over to canada and insulin is $12 and you come over here and it's 100 bucks. it's insane. making medicine affordable to those on fixed incomes. i think he's a grassroots person, he comes from, i believe, savannah, georgia, meager beginnings. so he understands. so he's really focusing on the community that a lot of us don't, our elderly. they're important. we need to keep them healthy, we need to keep them going and that seems to be what a lot of his focus is. >> where to begin there, elise? there is a lot in there. first of all, we should say that senator warnock is the senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church, where martin luther king preached. and the allegation of his wife was not born out that he drove over her foot with a car. so to parallel that with what herschel walker has been accused of and has adm

we are defining warnock. everybody thought the runoff would be easy and warnock had the opportunity to define himself while our candidates were fighting. we are defining the democrats now. we have every reason to believe we can win. sam brown in the primary, when you look at the polls, adam is up 4-6 points in the general election poll. arizona, callie acted like he was a moderate. he didn't answer any questions, didn't take a position, said he was a moderate. he voted with chuck schumer 98% of the time. in arizona border security is important. he voted against it free times. -- three times. we believe we have five people in the primary but we should be able to win. in new hampshire, we shouldn't lose. here is why. maggie hassan who i think has spent about $7 million, she is in the low 40's. the primary -- the problem she has is that people know her. you know? when you are the governor you get known. when i ran i won because i had 98% name id and my approval ratings were around 60%. people know who the govern

got a trump endorsement and if he wins tomorrow, he'll likely square off against democrat rafael warnock could determine the balance of power in the senate. lots to unpack here, nobody better to explain it all, my next yes, fox news she's political anchor and host of special report, brett baier. welcome back to the show. >> hey, kennedy. kennedy: let's start with the governor's race, donald trump, a very personal one for him. he went after governor cap for quite some time, not surprised he didn't endorse camp but david purdue? what is that going to do for the trump magic touch if it fails? >> one of the races were he's upside down heading in, we don't know, the only poll that matters is election day, we always say that but it's an interesting endorsement split in at president trump endorsed david purdue, recruited him for this race and vice president pence endorsed brian kemp so you have trump heads on both sides of the race. heading in, kemp is overwhelming, pull had about 30 points but it depends on what happens election day. if he wins, he faces a rematch against stacey abrams and alr

senator warnock has been focused on working in washington, d.c. he does not have a viable challenger. we did hear from him when he spoke at a fundraising gala and a big issue that we expect to play out as we head toward the general election had to do with abortion rights. herschel walker supports a ban on abortions without exceptions. you have senator warnock, there is not enough room in the doctors office, that should be a decision between the two of them. as they are leaving the polling center, we heard a lot of different opinions, one thing for sure so far, it seems people here are politically engaged. listen to some of what we have heard. >> i voted for king, he is my favorite republican candidate for the senate. i am excited to hope that he wins again. >> voting straight democratic ticket because i think we need to have better gun control laws. i don't think the government has any business telling a woman what to do about abortions, and all the democratic issues, i believe in. >> on the that republican primary has been a proxy battle between

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as a democrat, that's a great thing to see and now it's on to november, stacey abrams and rafael warnock and i really hope they both lose for very different reasons. i think stacey abrams is insufferable, full of herself, her contempt for her state is very unappealing and i don't think rafael warnock is great, i'd much rather shane hazel frankly when that senate seat but that's going to be another contest for another day. let's talk about the former president, is he the king maker? has he been made out to be something he's not? what does that do for the midterm and presidential landscape in terms of shifting the balance of power with his focus and energy and whether or not he runs in 2024? >> for both publicans and democrats, be idea of trump has been more powerful than the reality of trump so i don't think we can take all that much from yesterday's results. despite herschel walker, i'm not sure he really gets country, deep down in his bones but the idea out there possibly running, you got joe biden talking about ultra maga, npr and political today falling all over themselves, georgia pr