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from the onset there were concerns about mr. kemp's integrity. for months he refused to resign from a position that allowed him to oversee the very election he was running in. resigning just two days after the election when all the damage was done. and while in office, he purged over 53,000 predominantly african-american voters from voting rosters, closed hundreds of polling sites in high-poverty areas, and because of his strict voter i.d. laws, many has to use provisional ballots that have yet to be counted. but the hardest part of his campaign hand be kemp accused her of cheating just days before the election. now, brian kemp, i know your election took place in the south, so you think it's okay to employ southern strategy, even with all your attempts to suppress the votes and even every abuse of our office, your win is still in question. do you know what that means? do you know what that tells me? it's the same thing that civil rights community knew when they were fighting for adequate voting rights in 1965, that no one can stop people committe

. >> brian: yeah, tvs, wi-fi, air fresheners. ♪ >> anthony: beers, and goat's head soup. a global classic, slow-cooked well, goat's head. my companion, mr. bell, unaccustomed as he is to the ways of africa, is new to this dish. and i don't want to sound all colonel mustard, but i eat this shit for breakfast by now. you know what i mean? >> kamau: i hear the words goat head soup, and i think, "oh, it'll be meat from the goat's head in a soup." >> anthony: oh no, it's a goat head, dude. >> kamau: that explains things, as we see. a full-on head of a goat. >> anthony: brian wanyama obhiando is a blogger, photographer and chronicler of the matatu phenomenon. lucia alessandra murotto is a legendary conductor. cathrine kambun is the owner of mad max. >> anthony: honored guest. >> kamau: honored guest. is this eye i'm eating right here? >> anthony: yup. salt. >> anthony: i generously reserve the best and most tender bits for my friend, as one does. i fear, however, that he was less than enthusiastic, initially, anyway. wait till he tries the brain. he's gonna love it. >> kamau: t

predations of lies about my record and to look at what i got across the finish line. >> brian, thank you for your quest. i think that if there's one thing that the voters of the state that clearly and 2016 is they were tired of party establishment and tired of partisan politics. they want people to go and buy for them and get something done in washington and that is exactly what i will do. it's what i've done as attorney general. senator mccaskill attacked my record and i will stack up against hers as a senator any day of the week and twice on sunday. i've been independent about against the big interest but a big pharma taking or finally the largest lawsuit in missouri and going after the opioid manufacturers going after human trafficking and big tech and that is exactly the kind of fight that i will bring to the senate. my big issue with senator mccaskill is of it she's a bad person and nothing personal at all. she's a liberal democrat and become a partyline liberal democrat who votes with chuck schumer almost 90% of the time and never with the state when the state needs are, whethe

we invited mr. kemp or anyone from the campaign to come on the broadcast, they decline. chairman porter is from the democratic party. has anyone from the democratic party from georgia attempted to hack the state's voter registration system? >> absolutely not. this is simply an attempt to distract from his own record. remember, this is the secretary of state that mistakenly released 6 million voter social security numbers twice. us wh what's unnerving is he has used the secretary of state's office and official spokesperson on this made-up story. >> has the fbi contacted your office or -- >> no. >> no? >> not at all. it's a made-up story. >> but the fbi, they are investigating, aren't they? >> not that we are aware of because there was no hacking. there was no attempt of any hacking from the democratic party. this is another part of his attempt to suppress the vote, to make people scared of going to the polls on tuesday because the only way to fight the abuse like this is to go to the polls and outvote him, beat him at the polls. that's what i'm asking people to do, becaus

not now. b the best choica mile, is mr. trone. on november 6th. vote. david trone for congress. i'm david trone, i approve this message. when the nra tried to -werturn maryland's assaupons ban, attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them, defending our gun safetyaws to protect the people of. attorney general brian frosh. >>>mazon is doing something a lot of people thought was possible. it's bringing both political parties together. 20 north american cities are vying to win the online giant's second headquarters. montgomery county, northern virginia, and washingd.c., are among the finalists. rumor has it that crystal city could behe big winner. wednesday on wtop's ask the governor segment, virginia governor ralph northam said amazon is uniting republicans andemrats. >> we have had support from both sides of the aisle on this. people that have been very there's in a time whe a lot of political games being played out there, but the leadership in both the he republican andemocratic side in the house and the senate has come togetr and said we have, i think, put a great pa

to rush the border in some numbers was really a remarkable example of what we find all the time with mr. trump, things that are done under his administration are considered outrageous, and violations of human rights, and evaluations of chemical weapons treaties in the eyes of one hawaiian democratic senator, brian although he later took that down. it turns on its been going on for some time. one significant thing, martha, november 27th, 2013, at that very same entrance point and is san ysidro on the mexican border near san diego, a group of migrants russia border, were repealed with teargas in the same way that, and i don't remember -- it turns out according to a report in the washington times, the obama administration regularly used teargas on migrants trying to cross the border. as we find out with things that mr. trump those are not so unusual are strangers people would have you believe. >> martha: people are horrified by equal actions under different presidents under different ways. when you look back in history, richard nixon closed the border, reagan also close the border at one p

i hope we work together for decades mr. to come. >> zuckerberg also defended facebook's actions in handling data privacy and information around the presidential election in 2016 but did not address specifics. facebook shares lost about a quarter of their value this year brian, back over to you. >> frank holland, thank you. >>> we continue to follow that developing story on auto executive carlos ghosn nissan and renault where issaling wi wrestling with his departure julianna tatelbaum has more. >> last night the board had a meeting. they decided to keep carlos ghosn as the chairman and ceo despite his temporary -- him being temporarily income -- incapacitated. they have put in a temporary management team led by bollore they also announced that they reiterate their allegiance to the alliance this is critical moving forward. this is the big question that investors have what is the fate of this alliance the french government has been weighing in on this. they own 15% of renault. this morning we heard from the finance minister,

in the run up to the midterm elections, mr trump has continued to talk tough on iran, immigration and social media. within days the us will re—impose sanctions on iran that were lifted under the nuclear deal three years ago. brian klaas, a political scientist from university college london and a critic of the trump administration, joins us now from our london newsroom. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. what do you make of this morning. what do you make of this latest move, just days ahead of the mid—term elections? this latest move, just days ahead of the mid-term elections? it is a political move. this meme of trump as though he is a game of thrones figure, sanctions are coming in the game of thrones text, it reflects this mentality that this is all a game. is really not. this imposition of sanctions is going to alienate america's allies already, there have been denounced ins of this move and beyond that, sanctions are really a life and death matter, they affect the lives of people in huge way. to do this with a meme and announced it to be slapped on iran the day be

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he put 53 ballots on hold, from 2012 to 2016 georgia under mr. kemp purged 1.5 million voters, just in 2017. 665,000, almost 665,000 people purged. 10%. 1 in 10 registered voters. since 2012, 214 polling places have been shut down by this guy. he essentially bioengineered an electorate with white voters and few voters of color to elect him. >> that's what he did before election day. then we know the things he did in the last two weeks before the election. the court said all these people you removed through exact match, they are allowed to vote. you have to inform local constituencies that they can vote. he didn't do that. snellville, where you had a three-hour delay because they didn't have power cords for voting machines. power cords in georgia. you know, where home depot was founded. these are the kinds of things that brian kemp allowed to happen. i heard from people who say this has to do with the local agencies, local voting places. no, it was his job to make sure -- he had one job, that was to make sure this election worked functionally. the

they need to provide the means for people like what mr. kemp did. >> stacey abrams, the secretary of state will be decided on the 4th. >> that's a huge race. >> who will have the powers that brian kemp exercised. >> we know the super bowl is coming. we know there is a huge tv and film industry in your state. there are people who were talking about boycotting the state of georgia over what happened in this election. do you support the idea of either a boycott or of industry pulling out of georgia as a result of what they believe was brian kemp's messing with the election? >> i believe boycotts are essential. i've supported them in the past. right now there is no immediate action that can be taken other than the lawsuit we're filing and the civic action so i would ask everyone of good conscience, do not do an economic boycott because right now there's nothing to boycott. the election is over, but what can happen is that we can use the same energy to engage and hold him accountable. to hold everyone in power accountable. there are going to be

brian: if they want daca, chance to get it in the lame-duck session, maybe they go ahead, mr. president you walked daca, walked away from 25 billion for the wall, work out interim deal? >> the wall is symbolic issue both for the president and for the democrats, i just don't see likely there to be any kind of bridging it because the democrats say, there is no need for a wall. it is unnecessary. sends wrong message. we can do other things, improve security. president says i have to have my wall. democrats won the midterm elections in the house by quite a significant margin. they're focused on a lot of other things like investigating president. doing other things they want to do particularly on health care. i don't think there is any desire on the democrats part to give the president a win by giving money to build the wall. brian: don't want to do criminal justice reform. mitch mcconnell doesn't anyway. chairman of ways and means, kevin brady came out with idea how to revamp the tax system. really didn't tell many people about it. does it have a chance going through? >> very unli

caller: i would like to thank mr. banks for serving, first of all. afghanistan is a corrupt country . 17 year failure. we pull out of their. that government will fall within a heartbeat. -- out of there. we have a heroin problem in the united states. it comes from afghanistan. that is odd. you mentioned supporting the ukraine and they are happy we are selling arms. -- loss-of-life overall saudi arabia is an ally but they have mosques all over the world -- training this -- host: caller, we are short on time. caller: thank you for your time. there that comments are important to address. as far as corruption in ifghanistan, president ghan has been at the forefront of fighting corruption. i am pleased with his leadership. i hope he is reelected. he has been a reformer to go after corruption. that is important. it is important to create a stable situation in afghanistan that is fundamental to peace and achieving american and afghan interests. host: you are elected as part of the majority. guest: i have never served in the minority before. i served in the

brian: flat-footed tie right now. steve: it is. ron desantis who is a little behind according to the "real clear politics" average, he said of mr. desantis, will continue what governor scott began. florida's economy in one of the hottest states in the nation. mr. desantis was on with us 50 minutes ago. he thanks the president for coming to florida. >> i think we're succeeding mobilizing folks. i think the president coming to florida is helping that. so we feel really good what is going on. part of it, floridians understand there is a real significant choice for the direction of our state. i will build off the success we've had. our economy is going well. we need to continue that, expand on it. andrew gillum, want as 40% tax increase will cost jobs, cause businesses to leave florida, prevent what could be historic flow into investment in florida over the next several years. brian: what he brought up last night, there is fbi investigation into mayor gillum. he also, yesterday, this story came out. gillum is being investigated for usi

aller: i would like to thank c-span, brian lamb, and the cable. show.eciate this can't tolerate fox news or msnbc. at the risk of harming them, because i'm a democrat. kelly should ike stay on board. i think that general mattis board, and i am somewhat critical of and mind getting rid of matt whitiker. there are plenty of senate-confirmed people who would do an able and better job, my view, as attorney general, rosenstein, d brian menginkowski. host: why do you like john? i think he is level headed. like that keep -- i e crossed swords with the national security adviser, who fan of.a big ost: the washington post story noting that neilson was selected kelly when job by she first came in and her departure is another indication his influence in the trump waned.tration has does ta concern you? her r: of course, he was successor. you know, look, i think that all kinds of problems with this administration. i'm not going to, you know, call the president names or anything that. it is just not my nature. of i -- any time he gets rid level-headed sober, sen

mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 1160 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. >> house calendar number 195, house resolution 1160. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to take from the speaker's table the bill, h.r. 88, to modify the boundary of the shiloh national military park located in tennessee and mississippi, to establish parker's crossroads battlefield as an affiliated area of the national park system, and for other purposes, with the senate amendment thereto, and to consider in the house, without intervention of any point of order, a motion offered by the chair of the committee on ways and means or his designee that the house concur in the senate amendment with an amendment consisting of the text of rules committee print 115-85 modified by the amendment printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution. the se