so the dog in those popular warnock ads from 2020 kwho is a very good boy, belongs to one of warnock's 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 in any of his public comments about the ads. i took a look online and the warnock campaign told politico before election day in 2021 that the dog belonged to a supporter. and campaign ads are filled with actors and stage scenes and much more explicit fiction than warnock did here. in 2018 republican georgia governor brian kemp held a shotgun near a guy he identified as, quote, a young man interested in one of my daughters. that young man was actually an actor of course. this was not treated as a scandalous example of brian kehmle being a liar. >> oh, boy. all right. still a few more months to go. this is going to continue to be interesting. daniel dale

alvin, the dog in the popular warnock ads belongs to one of warnock's supporters.id 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 ready, georgia, the negative ads are coming. >> i could see how viewers could assume it was his dog. but i did not see that. and the warnock campaign told politico before election day in early 2021 that the dog belong today a supporter. come on, jim, we know that campaign ads include actors and stage scene and fictional scenario. one example is brian kemp releasing an ad in 2018 where he was holding a shotgun sitting beside a guy he identified as a young man interested in one of my daughters. that young man was, of course, an actor but this was not treated as a dishonesty s

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 united states. question is, is he trying toil zooence whistleblowers? it look

it became troll of support for stacy abrams, for rafael warnock in the last election cycles. to capture those votes and energize those voters who skip midterm elections and felt like they were part of the process. you didn't find a candidate who can keep that message objectively. that takes years of work and the republicans have done that. it's not something that they were not constantly thinking of in georgia. they knew this blue wave was on its way. they were trying to build what they called the big red wall to fight back. in 2020 it was the big red wall was not cold enough to keep the wave from crashing over them but they feel like they're already starting to work to energize their base and reach out to those voters that skipped 2018 and might have stayed home in 2020. their biggest issue though still continues to be trump. the former president endorsed seven candidates in georgia including the challengers to better, candidate personal water force including a lot of challengers for down ticket races that most georgians frankly are paying that much attention to right now. a

senator warnock is a wolf in sheep's clothing.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 from senator mitch mcconnell. a comment he made the other day. i want to give you a chance to respond to this. watch this. >> there's probably a greater likelihood the house flips than the senate. senate races are just different. they're statewide. candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. >> martha: what was your personal reaction to that comments, herschel? >> my reaction is i department hear my name in that comment. the most things people need to realize, i didn't get in this race because of washington d.c. i get in this race because of the people of georgia. my family was hurting and i saw that senator raphael warnock was part of that. he's bringing things that the people of georgia don't like. they don't want high gas prices, higher groceries. they're sick and tired of the crime on

warnock did not lie about having a dog. this is what happened.as his own dog. look at the ads. in the first ad, a narrative joke warnock would face ridiculous attacks from opponent kelly lessler like a claim he hates puppies. the ad ended like this -- >> by the way, i love puppies. >> reporter: so warnock held the dog. didn't say he was holding his own dog. another ad was built around a dog poop joke and ended with warnock being pals with alvin i. think georgians will see the ads for what they are -- don't you? [ barking ] >> reporter: i see how viewers could have assumed alvin was his own dog, but no lie in the ad or his public comments. one media outlet before election day the dog belonged to a supporter. and come on. campaign ads are filled with stage scenes and much more explicit fiction than rafael warnock did. in 2018, brian camp held a shot gunn near a nervous one dude identified as a young man interest in the one of my daughters. that man was actually an actor. this was not treated as a scandal. pam? >> thank you so much. >>> and "cnn new

kemp and stacey abrams and then 2020, the most epic, and the runoff sweeps of jon ossoff and raphael warnock>> and the election could be trumped to use a popular overused term. i want to get into the history of journalism. did you know this was the path you wanted to be in. >> as a young student, as an elementary student i wanted nothing more than to cover the atlanta braves. i grew up in the worst to first era of the braves and they became a dominant powerhouse and i was obsessed. and the atlanta constitutional reporter came and spoke to my fourth grade class and my mom told me, at the time, to do that you have to learn how to type. and that seemed too daunting and then i wanted to be a doctor. and even though i had bad grades in my science classes and ap, and i recovered the bug at university of georgia editor of the paper and working with the school paper, i got involved in covering campus movement and political groups and rise of republicans in georgia politics and because, again, democrats ran everything at the time. >> for better or worse, politics can feel hike sports and you're seein

will you debate raphael warnock? >> i'm going to open this up on your show.cepted a debate in savannah, georgia, in his backyard to. we debate october 14th in front of a crowd that it will be his people, it will be his backyard. this debate is going to be about the people, not about some political party, not about the press but the people need to see the differences between senator warnock and herschel walker. what i mean by that is there going to see as you just said georgia don't want high gas prices. he voted against the pipeline. georgia wants to protect our men and women in blue, he called them names, he called them thugs. georgia don't want men and women's sports -- it's time to see the difference. i want senator warnock to be ready because i have assembled a debate and now he can quit talking and show the people he's got to stand behind his words and short for the debate. >> sean: what is his percentage of the vote? what percentage of the time is he voting with chuck schumer and biden, do you know? >> this is what's going to be interesting, right now h

it's a trove of support for stacey abrams, rafael warnock, joe biden the last few election cycles. to capture the votes, they felt they were part of the process and didn't find a candidate and it takes years of work and the publicans have done it. and it was on its way called the big red ball. in 2020 the redwall was not tall enough keep the waves from crashing over. in 2018, the biggest issue continues to be trump, the former president endorsed seven candidates in georgia. they aren't paying that much attention. now and impact the race and trump had a rally in in the ex-urbs of northeast georgia and talked about voters staying home in november if brian kemp was the party's nominee. and that will continue to hamper republicans in georgia and potentially help democrats who can just kind of point across the party aisle and say they're still fighting, we're united. >> why were republicans so aware or anxious about a blue wave coming in 2020. the g.o.p. has been incredibly successful for more than a decade in some of the biggest races. >>nator, up until 2020 they controlled every state

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

that will be raphael warnock. that's coming up. but first tonight, just breaking now, a major new report from the washington times. it just broke. it says rank and file fbi whistleblowers coming forward. many are now saying that director christopher wray has lost control of the agency and needs to resign. according to the washington times report, these whistleblower claims include allegations of bias even being forced to sign false affidavits. and according to my sources tonight who i spoke to within the last hour, that are directly involved with the whistleblowers, there are at now at least 20 confirmed whistleblowers that have come forward. and according to their attorney, quote, i'm hearing from fbi personnel that they feel like the director has lost control of the bureau. he said they are saying how does this guy survive? he's leaving. he's got to leave now. also breaking tonight, a new memo from the attorney general merrick garland and his office there sending a stern reminder this night to staff about policies that limit cont

brown: senator warnock's comments about tax cuts, i might add, senator warnock joined me and senator bennett on working on the child tax credit. we have talked but how that relieved pressure for so many of your tenants, mr. dunn. for that year it was in effect at the end of the month when they got the tax credit, it relieves anxiety they felt to pay the rent and they did not have to deny their family or children or themselves in those last days of the month, so thank you. one of my favorite abraham ligon stories is lincoln was -- lincoln one time said to staff who wanted to keep them in the white house to preserve the union, i have to go out and get my public opinion back. he would do that when presidents could do that perhaps more openly than they can today. i urge my colleagues to get out. most of us do not interact with -- a lot with people who are of -- about to be evicted. they may call our office but we do not have that personal touch enough. i urge my colleagues, if we are not doing that as much as we should, to talk to people who work at the front desk, who drove to work toda

senate, senator raphael warnock. yet the race is basically a dead heat.n the after polls by less than two points, which is well within the typical margin. so how is this playing with georgia voters? -- columnist in the new york times where he has written about marshall walker being the worst trump approved candidate. it is also resident of atlanta, georgia. so all this hits home. charles, it is great to have you. i have seen you written about this race. i am curious, through the lens of folks in georgia. what does this race look like as we head towards the crunch time in the fall? >> well, you are exactly right. it is neck and neck. but the parameters, the reasons why it is neck and neck, it is very clear to the people who i know in georgia. right? so a coalition led by black people, elected not only a black senator but also a jewish one. that coalition delivered to georgia to democrats at the presidential level for the first time in 30 years. it was a seismic event in georgia. georgia was one of the first states to rush into their state house to try to s

herschel walker is now trailing rafael warnock by 10 points, in a state that went for joe biden by aof 1/3 of a percentage point. that is bizarre. what is going on here? it's not just happening in georgia. according to the official numbers, you'll recall, joe biden won the state of pennsylvania by a little over a single percentage point in 2020. so it's been two years. biden has become much less popular since then. meanwhile pennsylvania, which is controlled by the democratic party, has become much worse. far more chaotic and dangerous. here's the scene in the state's largest city on tuesday. >> nearly 100 shots fired on 57th street tonight. a sea of evidence markers line the west philly street telling of the potentially deadly chaos that unfolded here. responding officers found four victims on 57th veto, two shot in the head in critical condition tonight, one victim we're told in a bmw is an innocent bystander, caught in gunfire and shot in the shoulder. all while kids and young adults were on a nearby playground. >> tucker: over a hundred shots, right in the middle of the street. i

walker said warnock won't debate and warnock says walker won't.is a fascinating, fascinating raise, because both of the candidates have issues outside of politics, personal issues that have entered into this race. at the end of the day, you also have to wonder about the other races that are happening in that state, specifically brian kemp and stacey abrams and how that will direct. host: what does your gut say on these races? the senate in georgia, how do you think that will fall? guest: you know, everything to me hinges on the economy. if we are exactly where we are now, things are uncertain, inflation is high, but we are not in a recession by the time election day rolls around, warnock has the advantage. if we are in a recession and herschel walker is able to pin that pretty cleanly on the democrats in the mood sours a bit, then herschel walker has a shot. i would push that against the notion that these races in georgia and pennsylvania, regardless of what you think about the failings of these candidates, i don't think they are laggards. i think

if it becomes a warnock-biden vote, warnock doesn't have a chance of coming back. the same thing with kelly in arizona. they have had over a 200 opioid deaths. they have had hundreds of thousands of people across the border. does kelly fight to get more border agents? no. he votes for 87,000 new irs agents to control us, the american people, not any extra border agents to control illegal immigrants. kelly trying to find that -- defend that an estate is overrun with the consequent civil legal immigrants, they are saying in race after race around the country, democrats cannot debate the issues. they cannot defend their votes. they try gimmicks to try to keep the republicans off balance. >> sean: no restrictions at all or limits on abortion. complete moratorium, in pennsylvania on fracking, this is insanity. sanctuary cities, he supported that policy. support of the $1.9 trillion stimulus. supported the manchin-schumer deal. chases an innocent man, a minority down the block and puts a shotgun in this innocent guy's face. tell me one republican that may ever do such a

reverend warnock, he knows what he's doing.uting on middle class, economic issues in georgia. and poor mr. walker is trying to answer questions, just like doctor oz. couldn't answer how many houses he has. he said he has to, he has like ten. there were a lot of questions about how many children that he has. that is a pretty easy question as a dad, for me to answer. and so, again, in this case it's not on the disease so much. it's who really is this guy besides the guy who carried a football like nobody's ever seen? is he really what we won in georgia. and it's really hurting him. he's having a very hard time getting out of the shoe. >> yeah, it's also a qualification. let's be honest. and i'll just leave it there. >> as we say back home, bless his heart. >> yeah. >> qualification and quality of candidates. thank you very much. i appreciate. it so he says florida is a place where woke goes to die. but a federal judge is handing governor desantis of defeat today in his war on wokeness. that is next! your shipping manager left to

let's remember how rafphael warnock won that election. it was january 3rd.esidential elections, democrats are at a natural disadvantage. when you look at things like that january 3rd runoff, which was just in 2021, if you look at things like the kansas vote that just happened on the abortion ballot initiative, i think the old assumptions about turnout may or may not apply this year because the landscape has so changed, because i think, you know, donald trump frankly changed the midterm electorate in a lot of ways. we saw skyrocketing turnout in 2018. do those voters have a habit of voting, do they come back to the democrats. the way democrats are talking about the climate provisions, trying to amp up the enthusiasm of a democratic base that has been relatively dispirited. >> being off in georgia by four points is not enough because you do have to cross that 50% threshold. when you look at that race, what's different about last time, there were two republicans that were fighting and they didn't even get to the general election, so to speak, where you heard fr

i'm very happy to see the reverend warnock is continuing to run a campaign, putting out commercials, messages and everything else like that. because herschel walker is still performing at over 45% of the vote. >> this is still going to be close, even though this person appears to be massively incompetent. so i think it is also important as we talked about democrats giving money to republicans, you've gotta run every single race like her dad have points. because there are people who will vote for somebody who is clearly incapable of doing the job, and i'm proud to see the reverend warnock is still taking very seriously. i can't imagine what these debates are gonna be like. i would have my popcorn ready. i have no idea if it is gonna sound like a test pattern talking to the teacher in charlie brown, or will actually be intelligible. >> i'm going down there if this debate happens. you should go to, we will go down there. we can do our live from down there this debate. we are going to do this like we are at a boxing match. on the sidelines. read, i want to bring you into this conversatio

reverend warnock, he knows what he's doing.dle class economic issues in georgia. and poor mr. walker's having to answer questions just like doctor oz, couldn't answer how many houses he has. he said too, he's got like ten. there's been a lot of questions about how many children mr. walker has. that's a pretty easy question as a dad for me to answer. and so, again, in this case it's not authenticity so much, it's just, who really is this guy besides a guy who played a football? it is really what we won in georgia? it's really hurting him. he's having a very hard time getting out of the shoe. >> it's also qualification, let's just be honest. and yeah. i'll just leave it there. >> as we say back home, bless his heart. >> yeah. quality of candidates, thank you very much, i appreciate it. >> he says florida is a place where woke goes to die, but a federal judge is handing governor ron desantis a defeat today in his war on wokeness. that's next. that's next. nly takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child

raffaella warnock is trying to run from president biden.s also pointed out that there was about $25 million worth of opposition research on herschel walker already. 100 days and is cut four or five things scheduled each day. he's going to say make the people know you're voting for somebody who's conservative. he's in an odd spot and that he's a fan a friend and a fan of governor kemp as well as president trump. i asked him if you had to make a choice and he said no. i get them together if i can but in the meantime i appreciate both of them as friends had to spell it. a lot of them said look we love the president but were also going to vote for the governor as well. what are you are hearing on the ground? delay like herschel walker on the ground? >> they love this kind he's considered one of their own, grope right there. and then played for the university of georgia at that house for 25 years in buckhead. and he's in this elite area of atlanta. put it this way, don't discount them. he knows the issues i was training nine hours a day. right.

raphael warnock is an astounding amount of money. he's hauled in more dollars h online than seven republican senatorial candidates combined candidatesve north carolina, pennsylvania, nevada, ohio, florida, wisconsin combined. herschel walker is now trailingi raphael warnock by 10 points. and this is happening in the state. they tell us went for joe biden by a margin of about one third of a percentagerc point. that is bizarre. h whater is going on here? it's not just happening in georgia. according to the official numbershe, you'll joe biden wonp the state of pennsylvania by a little over a single percentage. point in 2020. so it's been two years. biden has become much lessy popular since then. meanwhile, pennsylvania, whichpa is controlled by the democratic party, has become much worse, far more chaotic and dangerous. here's's the scene in the states largest city on tuesday, nearly 100 shots fired on 57 street between haverford and westminster. tonight, a sea of evidence markers lined this west phillyly street telling of the potentia

and they put senator warnock in front on this issue. he's put forward legislation on an insulin cap, and there were other bipartisan talks happening on capitol hill involving other members of the senate, but democrats got some sort of a victory. it wasn't the cap that they wanted for americans on private insurance, but it was something that many democrats tell me they plan to put out in the form of ads. >> it allows warnock to go to georgia and say i've done something while i've been here, this is why you need me back for another six years, because i can get more done. certainly helpful for that georgia race for democrats. thank you both for joining me. joining me now for more on this is ali zaidi, deputy white house national climate adviser. so the other big thing in this bill, ali, is the climate stuff. i mean, it's $370 billion to flight climate change. you have seen democrats actually weeping after this was passed because they feel like it was never going to get done, and that this can really make a difference in our battle to keep

will you debate raphael warnock ? we're going to open this up on your show right now. i have a separate debate in savannah, georgia, in his backyard that we can debate october the fourteenth in fana ,a crowd that it'll be his people because we're his backyard. oi and thisng debate is going to be about the people is not about some political party, is not about the press, but n the people need to see the differences between senator warner and herschel walker and what i mean by that, they're goingock to see that,t as you just said, georgia don't want high gas prices. well, w he voted against the pipeline. georgia want to protect our menw ,womenom in blue where he called them names. he called them 3rd h georgia't don't want men and women sports where he voted to put men and women sports where it is time that people see the difference. so in october,e the 14 senator one to be ready because i acceptede a debate and now he could quit talking and show the people that are you going to stand behind his words and show up forhort the debate? what is this percentage of the vote? ho

it's called the cruz warnock amendment, ted cruz that is.ed cruz and i disagree on many, many things to be sure. he and i are both on the commerce committee of the senate and as it turns out he had something that he wanted to get done that i also wanted to get done in the night we passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill we had to do it as an amendment we cannot do as committee. he made his argument for why hep thought this should happen and i stood up and made my argument and i heard my folks say words i never thought i heard my cell say something along the lines i agree with the senator from texas. the chamber burst out in the past overwhelmingly. twitter began to fire up. folks on my side and i suspect his side. my staff was showing me what was going on on twitter. folks were asking what is the cruz warnock amendment. it's very, very simple. i 14th and interstate he wants to see built out in texas and t name the priority quarter so we can get the resources to build it out. the interstate that runs through texas also runs through georgia.

now i would like to invite it while i sign, senator tina smith, senator ed markey, senator raphael warnock, senator john cornyn, john cline born, representative barbara lee, representative danny davis, chair drew a speedy and sheila jackson lee. and miss opal. . . you should have my chair. it's open? the first one? [applause] >> you've got to make sure. . there you go. >> thank you, mister president. >> thank you, mr.. president >> thank you, so much. thank you. i've got three, more of that to me more in my name. the oh, i am sorry. there it is, there's the man. texas, it's in texas. any buddy else? >> yes representative davis. >> davis, yes i'm sorry man. davis. all right. [applause] it is election day next, mister president? is election day next? . mister president, is the plan to sign a new election day national holiday? [inaudible] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated while the vice president on the president depart. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ . ♪♪ ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen please ladies and gentlemen, please remain seated while the president and the vice president depart. than

, warnock had been up in every poll until today, an emerson poll puts walker in front by three points. if this is true, it's a big turn around. what do you think is responsible for it? >> i think what the democrats have done with the 87,000 irs agents in lieu of police on the streets, yeah, employees that are instead of putting more police on the street, helping get more teachers for the kids who are having deficits after the pandemic, or the border, and then you add the student loan forgiveness, i think voters are very unhappy with the biden administration on top of gas prices, inflation. we know all the things that are happening in this country, the drug crisis that we are seeing, and remember, warnock has spent about 30 million against herschel walker on tv. to so see this, herschel has not hit tv at the same level. this does not bode well for democrats. >> john: pennsylvania, a little more problematic, president biden is heading to wicksbury later today, fetterman is up, a serious problem. >> pennsylvania will always be a battleground state, always tight. i think the fact that fet

when warnock votes for joe biden, he's not for georgia. >> larry, herschel walker is popular in georgia it. he's a football legend there and so on. he seems to be hand selected by trump for that specific reason and nothing else. >> yes. essentially. trump really insisted on him. mitch mcconnell wanted somebody else, but he he eventually went along with herschel walker because he really didn't have 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 eno

it's got raphael warnock up 46-42.ce april, and interestingly, michael, as tim points out, governor kemp is basically ahead of stacey abrams by about this same margin in most polling, which you could be bummed if you're a democrat about the fact that brian kemp is winning or you could look at, that's the disparity between how bad walker is, that in a state where governor kemp is leading stacey abrams consistently in a lot of these polls, maybe not permanently, but consistently, walker is way down, and that just gives you a sense of what the toll of his problems, his candidate quality, we'll get to more of that in a second. but talk about whether you think that ad and that argument is something that he just can't escape. >> i think it's incredibly powerful, and i think that it's just the tip of the iceberg. i think people haven't really grasped how weird this guy is. this is a really, really strange person who will sort of just out of nowhere talk about chasing somebody down and, you know, shooting them in the head, and

that said, her attacks may keep the raphael warnocks in the u.s.ion. right? it's a bank shot, if you look at it as david jolly said, electorally. >> well, and listen, you talked about marco rubio earlier in your show. i don't buy that marco rubio is doing as badly as he says he is, but i can believe that val demings is doing better than he thought she would. and if liz cheney can add to some of that momentum, to help, you know, stacey abrams have coattails and rafael warnock, val demings, and so many others across the country get coat tails then it is all for the better to keep other folks, particularly election deniers, out of office. when you add that to the ballot measures in kansas, and there are more ballot measures on reproductive rights coming up, when you add to that all of these other opportunities to mobilize, yes, it absolutely does help. >> i just want to sort of throw this out there for you, kim. there's a human -- so, liz cheney is where i was in '08 when i had the life-changing experience of working for the mccain-palin ticket, and i

there's also a big senate race in georgia where senator raphael warnock is facing off against footballrschel walker. he had some criticism of the democrats newly passed environmental bill, health care, environment, and taxes. he said -- let's play the clip. we have it. >> they continue to try to fool you, but they're not. they're not helping you out because a lot of the money is going to trees. you know that, don't you? it's going to trees. we have enough trees, don't we have enough trees around here? >> now, it's true that the bill does have an allocation for reforestation. but it's kind of an odd criticism. >> it would be funny if it wasn't so scary. this man could actually be in the u.s. senate. and develop laws, and he's talking about, we don't need more trees. we're in the middle of a climate crisis. herschel walker is dangerous and i hope raphael warnock can pull it out, but it's a close race because some people will hear that and say he's my football guy and vote for him. >> also, it is fundamentally a republican state. thanks to one and all. >> also in our national lead, nancy

he has refused to debate democratic senator raphael warnock, and you can understand why when you see his long list of gaps, which includes lying about being an fbi agent. declaring that their 52 states in america you know, basic american geography. just like in arizona, georgia was a state that republicans were open to win back, but walker is currently trailing senator warnock in the latest batch of polls. and of course, you can't forget about mid odds -- the cruditÉs king himself who is being picked by trump as well. his democratic opponent has successfully invested odds for months is an out of touch celebrity from new jersey, not pennsylvania. and of history leading fetterman so bad and polls that even donald trump's reportedly afraid odds might lose the race. mr. elections don't favor the party in power. obama lost congressional seats in 2010. trump lost congressional seats in 2018. trump's handpicked senate candidates might ruin the republicans chances for retaking the chamber. trump might help break a long tradition. his candidates, yeah, they are that bad. now, new polling from

walker is leading when it documents warnock. comes to police he has their respect. comes to law enforcement in georgia. he has their respect. in south carolina, near georgia, what should people know about herschel walker? >> number one, he is going to be the next senator from georgia because warnock has been in biden's pocket. he has voted for every policy that biden wanted him to vote for. he hasn't done a damn thing about secure our broken border. he has increased inflation rather than trying to decrease it the bottom line is that we're going to do very well in november because the american people, president biden said something today, what the hell is going on? here's what is going on, mr. president. your policies have led to an invasion at our border. terrorism on the rise. you have inflation rampant, people can't pay the bills anymore and crime in the street. that's why we are going to do very well, your policies are not working. >> brian: i'm going to talk to scott mann in about 10 minutes about this. he doesn't bring up afghanistan. the greatest military disa

so that's another reason why it plays out well in georgia, where candidates like warnock need their basethey would do. >> so another, progressives, i circled massachusetts earlier, circled vermont as well as elizabeth warren. we want the president to do more but will take what we can get. >> we have a lot of problems in the whole system. the president has done what he can do with the tool in front of him, and that is, he's helped relieve the debt burden for millions of americans. 20 million americans woke up and said for the first time in their adult lives, they will not owe student loan debt. another 23 million are going to be helped. >> get her point. again, joe biden changed his position on this during the presidential campaign. thought about it for months and months's finally get the decision now. is this a coastal issue? is it an urban, suburban versus rural issue? >> kind of all of the above. i think -- maybe it is two things. geographic and also what you pointed out in that map, which is really fascinating, which it is by education. obviously, by definition, this is that student l

this is georgia, on average, herschel walker is trailing warnock by four points right now. so you start to look at that map here, and again, pennsylvania, that could be, if democrats win it, democrats gain a seat in pennsylvania. if herschel walker can't pull it out in georgia, republicans miss a golden pickup opportunity. if the trump slate costs republicans in arizona, they miss another golden pickup opportunity. if that were to happen, just in those three states, suddenly, republicans would need to net two seats from this other roster of potential battlegrounds here. and the math just becomes exponentially harder for them. so one of the questions that really has emerged in this primary season and is reinforced by that result in arizona last night is if republicans are costing themselves, or are potentially going to cost themselves what should be a very clear opportunity to get control of the u.s. senate, because of the candidates they're choosing to nominate in some of these key battleground states. >> yeah, it's so interesting. and i'm just thinking of, you know, sb-70

here is a poll from georgia, raphael warnock, sitting united states senator at 48%. 42%. why is that? that's favorable minus unfavorable. raphael warnock not exactly well liked at plus one. look at herschel walker, minus five points. republicans have been nominating bad candidates across the spectrum according to voters. georgia is one example of that. pennsylvania is another one. look at this. john fetterman, 47%, mehmet oz 46%, 11-point advantage. look at fetterman, plus 15 points, mehmet oz minus 20 points. >> a referendum against president biden, his low approval rating, the high inflation numbers, do you think it will work? >> it may not. it may not. take a look. have a favorable opinion, and this is our last cnn poll of only joe biden, 36%. only the republican party, 33%. look at this neither category, 29% have a favorable opinion of neither. here is where it all comes together. the choice for congress, overall in our last cnn poll, look at that, jake, it was tied. hold a favorable view of only joe biden which is the plurality of folks, democrats, look here, pl

i will see senator warnock later today. talk about efforts to fight inflation and not this. >> busy time in georgia. especially for you, greg. thank you very much. chuck, stick with us. >>> coming up, we will talk about the document debacle. details about who might be shedding light on the secret documents president trump was holding at mar-a-lago. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. c. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor - such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high ri

in georgia you see raphael war warnock.ndidate yet. >> we can go over to the senate side now. >> you can basically see, look at the leads the different senate candidates have. these are the choice for senate. look at pennsylvania, look at georgia, look at wisconsin. look at fetterman's lead, 11 points. georgia, warnock's lead. barnes, a plus two points over ron johnson. >> here's the other thing. we're also talking about states that joe biden has won. that's the other reason democrats are feeling pretty good about what's going on in the senate. >> that's exactly right. if you look essentially at these states and you say, okay, what are the most competitive democratic seats, who won them in the last presidential election. look at all the seats democratically won. romney won all of them by double digits. look here at the 2020 midterm. joe biden won all of them. some were closer than others but this is a very different battleground than i think that a lot of people are used to. that's part of the reason you have bad republic c

joe biden and reverend warnock are spending $1.5 billion on urban forestry and raising taxes on those to pay for it. yes, i have a problem with that. joining us now, senior political correspondent at "axios," josh crenshaw. let's talk about herschel walker's campaign. is his name recognition, 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 go

biden won with only 79% of black men votes, he won with 83% of -- that's not gonna be enough for warnocko search white seniors. he was able to do better for white men. i don't think warnock is going to be doing better than whites -- >> i want your thoughts and voter suppression. do you worry about how georgia's new voting law will affect mid term turnout? you just heard these numbers. >> absolutely, senate bill 202, the bill that you referenced earlier, the law that you referenced earlier changed over 50 of georgia's laws and so we have yet to see the impact of how these many changes are going to affect the voter experience. we are talking about cutting over 100 days from the absentee vote by mail timeline. as you mentioned before, a cap of one drop box per county, or when drop box per 100,000 voters. they've added five new crimes. two of them are felonies. they're criminalizing a lot of the voter behavior. a lot of the voter support activity that we see that helps encourage participation. but also that helps keep peoples spirits high as they deal with -- trying to overcome voter suppres

just a few minutes ago we saw senator raphael warnock of georgia offer an amendment on the floor, not entirely notable except for the fact that democrats were trying not to offer amendments during this process. all of the votes we've seen except bernie sanders, have all been offered by republicans. but we're not offering a vote that is health care related, and is not said the obama care subsidies. [noise] expected to fail, at least one adult our senate boot, that's who they were voting on. that's really interesting things that is happen over the course [noise] of the last hour [noise] is another thing we are looking for in these votes, this one is expected to come up in just a few hours, depending on how quickly we are moving on this, is whether or not the end up voting on an insulin related provision that the parliamentarian had said did not comply with the rules, but they might have to figure it out on the floor in realtime, something related to insulin price caps that might be stripped out of the bill but maybe they can vote to keep in the bill. it is pretty unclear how this will s

joe biden under water even more at minus 15, but look at the democratic senator rafael warnock plus 1the most popular. go over to pennsylvania, look at mehmet oz, minus 20 points. 20 points under water. that's even worse than joe biden. the democratic candidate for senate there, john fetterman at plus 15 running away there. it's not a surprise that in georgia the race is close but warnock is heading in most of the polls, in pennsylvania fetterman is up by about 10 points in the polls. >> you're seeing a complete separation between fetterman and biden, a 30-point difference in favorability. i'm not sure i have seen anything like that. what are voters saying the big ash use are? >> not surprisingly we've spoken about it all the time, the economy and inflation in general. republicans are most stressed by that at 18. on gun policy, voting rights and election integrity and abortion democrats are favored on those or tied and on abortion specifically democrats hold a 10-point advantage. >> the economic indicators the economy is a top issue. harry, we are seeing some unprecedented things head

it's called cruise warnock amendment. ted cruz, that is. mm-hmm ted cruz and i disagree on many many things to be sure but he and i both on the commerce committee. of the senate and as it turns out he had something that he wanted to get done that i also wanted to get done. and the night we passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill. we had to do it as an amendment couldn't do it in committee. and he stood up and made his argument for why he thought this should happen. and then i stood up and made my argument and i heard myself say words that i'd never thought i'd hear myself say something along the order of i agree with the senator from texas. yeah, and the chamber burst out and laughter all of our colleagues and they passed it overwhelmingly sure and twitter began to fire up and folks on my side and i suspect on his side. you're my staff was showing me what was going on on twitter. folks were asking well. what is this? what is this cruise warnock commitment? how could you stand with him? it's very very simple. i-14 interstate he wants to see

georgia senator raphael warnock voted with schumer 97% of the time and ninety six percent with violence. e nevada senator catherine cortez masto also voted 97% with schumer nearly 93% of the time with biden and arizona senator mark the astronaut. kelly is 96%, with chuck schumer over 94% with biden committed liberals. every single one of them. and now they'll have anothere scam to line up behind tomorrow. joe biden is expected to unilaterally just grant ten thousand in student loannt forgiveness for every borrower borrower with less l income, with an income less than, one hundred twenty five thousand dollars. now, not only is that constitutionally suspect, the penn wharton budget model finds that would add three 30 billion dollars to the deficit. the deficit, it's sond outrageous. i can't even say the line. okay, not n to mention it's the opposite of being populist. it's just a bribe to win back liberal. well, to do voters, blue collar workers out there. sorry, you're out of luck. no help for you. now get this. the richest 40% of americans, they carry 60% of the student loan debt while

herschel walker and rafael warnock, both of them have been accused of domestic violence. the ex-wife -- that's out the window. that should be part of the campaign issue. both men have been accused of domestic violence. guest: this issue came up in the first race where his wife was divorcing at the time. she alleged he had run over her foot and the police came. they did not file a report. there has been a fight over child support. so yes, there was an accusation of things, but walker talked about the allegations, in the book, where in the frame of mental health, democrats were trying to make it an issue and they walk a tight rope, and he admitted that he held the gun, and this issues on both sides, but which way and suffer boaters -- which way it ends up for four boaters -- owners -- voters, we'll have to see. in the philadelphia inquirer were, there was a story that detailed how his parents had given him substantial amounts of money way to his 40's, almost as 50's. trying to help. he ended up buying his systems -- sisters condo for a dollar. that is less than market value