warnock. lisa: as a pastor, there are those who are uncomfortable with someone switching from the pulpit to the senate floor in washington. if elected, how will you navigate the u.s. constitution edict separating church and state? rev. warnock: thank you so very much. it is wonderful to be here, and i want to thank everybody who tuned in tonight. i also became aware that senator loeffler lost a member of her staff, and i want to extend my condolences to her, and also to the family of that young man. listen, my whole life has been about service. it is why i entered into the ministry, and i am running for the united states senate as a continuation of that life project. the thing about me running for the senate is that this gives me an opportunity to work on the issues i've been working on for years, i have been fighting for access to affordable health care, fighting for voting rights, fighting for essential workers, ordinary people, because i know what it is like to be an ordinary person. i grew

warnock: i'm raphael warnock. i'm one of 12 children in my family and i am number 11, the first college graduate. listen, these are dark and difficult times. fog of thishe thick pandemic and the economic turn down, even in the season of joy, it is hard for people to find you i think about my dad. he used to wake me up every morning at dawn, get ready, put on.-- put your shoes it was dawn. it was morning. it was still dark. it is dark right now. but morning is on the way. it is our job, georgia, to put our shoes on and get ready. there are those who are engaged in the politics of division. they have no vision. they engage in division. tomorrow is the last day to register. make a vote plan. health care is on the ballot. voting rights is on the ballot. criminal justice reform is on the ballot. and if you give me the honor of representing you in the u.s. senate, i will think about georgia every single day. russ: thank you very much, reverend and senator. involved in this production sends our condolences to the campaig

russ: reverend warnock 30 seconds. raphael warnock: i have been across the state especially going to rural areas and when i go to the small towns, their surprise that i am there, i'm surprised that they are surprised that they have not seen a u.s. senator. they are wondering why there hospitals are closing, why kelly loeffler does not think it's a good idea to make sure that they have healthcare in the middle of the pandemic. we refuse to expand medicaid in a state, nine of our hospitals have closed and there wondering who in washington is looking out for them. russ: senator loeffler you get the final question in this. kelly loeffler: reverend warnock, you were arrested for obstructing police in the child abuse investigation, can you tell me the nature of this child abuse, why were the police called, what was your knowledge or involvement in this incident? raphael warnock: , sure, here's the facts, and kelly loeffler actually knows them. i was working and trying to make sure that young people who were being questioned

warnock, candidate for u.s. senate. ♪ rev. warnock: hello, georgia. [applause] you look like you are ready to win an election. [car horns honking] let's hear it again for a man i brothere to call my from another mother, jon ossoff. [car horns honking] and to our amazing mayor, keisha lance bottoms. [car horns honking] and to a woman who saw the vision and believed we could do this when others said we couldn't, stacey abrams. [applause] [car horns honking] i cannot tell you how honored i am to be with you in this defining moment in american history. and i am grateful just to be here with you as we welcome back no georgia a man who wo georgia. [applause] and yesterday, in spite of all the shenanigans, we awarded him the 16 electoral votes from the great state of georgia, president-elect joe biden. [applause] [car horns honking] and vicetulate him president-elect kamala harris. horns honking] georgia, you did it! we say to america, welcome to the new georgia, welcome to the blue georgia. done.r work is not we are just getting started. all the time that e

warnock? rev. warnock: i want to say that young people who were not eligible to vote on november the third, if you are 17 and will be 18 by election day, you can still register. you have until december 7, just a couple more days, to get registered. so register to vote. and then to everybody else, make sure you vote and make sure that everybody in your circle votes. voter our faith leaders, participation is a nonpartisan exercise. it is something you can certainly push from your pulpit. i believe that a vote is a kind of prayer for the kind of world that we want to live in. and so, if you are sitting in someone's temple, church, mosque, reach out to the leader of that congregation and makes sure we get the word out to all of these networks. our fraternities, our sororities. you see i am wearing my colors today. it is the anniversary. whatever sorority you are part of, i had to give my brothers a shout out. make sure you reach out to these networks and get everybody out to vote. we can win this elect

this is warnock -- mr. warnock seems to have the measure. >> this man is running for the united state senate and all he cares about analysis repetition. i work at the mayor's office and it's a big problem. i've been trying to be very quiet about the way that he is. but my kids and his reputation, of tried to keep the way that he acts under wraps for a long time and today he crossed the line. so that is what is going on here and he's a great actor. he is phenomenal at putting on a really good show. >> mark: a great actor putting on a good show with the help of and in the tank press. we know the democrat -- love urine at the behest of that incontinent leaker cold me. they spent two to three years obsessing over entirely fictional -- but this actual incident from a children's camp headed by a democrat senate candidate, that sound you hear from abc, cbs, nbc, "the new york times," the jeff bezos post is urine-sought crickets. tammy bruce, the great tammy bruce is a fox nation host and we always love to have her

warnock. i met him 15 years ago when he came to ebenezer baptist church. but i got to know him best in 2014 when i launched a little project called the new georgia project to register the unregistered 800,000 people of color. when i reached out to rough ale and said i need some help, i need someone to stand with me and talk about why this matters, he did not balk, he did not blanch. he not only stood up, he spoke defended those voices. he's worked tirelessly to ensure that the left behind and left out do not get forgotten when he is in the room. that is what we need to take -- that is why we need to send him to the u.s. senate. he understands that we we are talking about, access to health care, access to jobs, or access to justice, that we need someone who understands what it means to be without those things, and someone who will always put the people over profit. please join me in welcoming my friend in our next u.s. senator, rev. raphael warnock. rev. warnock: thank you so much, stacy. it is

but my opponent, radical liberal raphael warnock, is a socialist. he supports policies that would grow our government, bankrupt hard-working families with high taxes, the cost of the green new deal and every georgian family would be $75,000 and taxes would go up $2,000 per family. that's why i'm focused on helping every single georgian succeed. >> have you reached out to minority communities to hear their issues and what they're thinking and what they're feeling. >> absolutely. i have built my career based on bringing folks to together to lift everyone up. that's what i've done from day one. in fact, i just introduced my prosperity plan that would bring much-needed capital, access to capital to small businesses in minority communities because our country has failed in that area. that's one way we can help. we can also make sure that we protect school choice. the democrats would overturn school choice, trapping children, their destiny for education within their zip code. i'm fighting to make sure that we fund school choice and support kids to live th

warnock. the gop only has to win one of the runoffs to keep control of the senate. nate. >> good afternoon, georgia. i am the congresswoman elect. it is great to be with so many georgians who are ready to send my friends to the united states senate. ,e have come so far together and at georgia democrats have done what others thought was impossible. we flipped georgia blue. georgians already knew it, but we proved to the entire nation that georgia is ready for big change. last month, we delivered our 16 electoral college votes to president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. and we are about to deliver not one, but two georgia democrats to the united states senate in january. i could not be more proud of georgia democrats and the accomplishments that we made together. but we are not done yet. all eyes are on georgia. we will single-handedly determine the future of our country. covid relief, healthcare, the john lewis voting rights act, the stakes just couldn't be higher. and

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that is something that loeffler's that should disqualify warnock. >> why is raphael warnock not answering these questions about his role in this abuse? and why he obstructed his investigation? we have to get to the bottom of it. this is disgusting, it's disqualifying, and georgians deserve answers. >> in a 2002 investigation into that summer camp, warnock was arrested for insisting the counselors had attorneys present during their interrogations. all charges against warnock were dropped. julie, bacteria. >> julie: steve harrigan, thank you. congressman eric swalwell still saying nothing about the china spy scandal as one republican compares him to former new york congressman anthony weiner. plus, this. >> [indistinct] cucumber. >> alec baldwin and his wife getting blessed on social media after she was caught faking her hispanic heritage for years. and "the new york times" taking heat for a story about an 18-year-old forced to withdraw from college for something she said when she was 15. joe concha on those topics, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of,

the charges against warnock were later dropped. president trump will come to dalton georgia on the eve to get out the rule vote, shannon. >> shannon: steve harrigan in atlanta, thank you. new allegations regarding georgia democratic senator raphael warnock here the reverend in a camp he was connected to and the free beacon, good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so you talked with anthony washington, a man who is an adult now if i understand it. he meant to the camp of a child but what did he tell you about allegations and by the way i want to know from the start. we reached out to the warnock, communication director but we haven't heard anything back. i don't know if you've had success on that front. >> i didn't either so i hear you on that. these are very disturbing allegations that are coming out. these are actually the first details that were really hearing about what was going on with the abuse allegations at the camp. i spoke to a camper who went there when he was 12 years old. his family sued raphael warnoc

warnock. warnock: hello, georgia. looks like you are ready to win an election. let's hear it again for a man i have come to call my brother from another mother, jon ossoff. let's hear it for our amazing mayor, keisha lance bottom. ttoms. and for stacey abrams. i cannot tell you how honored i am to be with you. in this deciding moment. yesterday, despite all the shenanigans, we awarded him the 16 electoral votes from the great state of georgia, president-elect joe biden. we congratulate him and vice president elect harris. georgia, you did it. we say to america, welcome to the new georgia. welcome to the blue georgia. but our work is not done. we are just getting started. we say all the time that elections have consequences. you thate to tell after going through what we have all witnessed this last several months, some 300,000 american souls. to say that elections have consequences feels like a gross understatement. elections avenue we have learned are a matter of life and death. though because your life depends on it. are you ready to win this election? the four

republicans in the state have made their strategy clear, attack rafael warnock. he hit back with an ad of his own just a couple weeks ago. >> he eats pizza with a fork and knife. he once stepped in a crack on the sidewalk. rafael war knack even hates puppies. >> get ready, georgia, the negative ads are coming. kelly loeffler doesn't want to talk about why she's getting rid of health care in the middle of a pandemic, so she's going to try and scare you with lies about me. i'm rafael warnock, and i approve this message because i'm staying focused on what washington could do for you. and, by the way, i love puppies. >> he loves puppies, everybody. joining us now to break down which ads are actually breaking through, marcus fer rel a political strategist and former director of african-american outreach for bernie sanders, and dr. christina greer, professor of political science at fordham university. i'll start with you, dr. greer. i want to begin with the ad where he's hugging a puppy and cutting his pizza, which i thought was a terrible thing. but it brought to mind

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as you may have seen rafael warnock is on tape calling members of the u.s. senate gangsters just for voting to cut taxes on families and businesses in the peach state. [crowd boos] where david perdue and kelly loeffler support our military and radical liberal rafael warnock alone has demeaned our military and repeatedly defended the anti-semitic rhetoric of the reverend jeremiah rice. in fact, rafael warnock called our most cherished ally the strong democratic jewish state of israel an apartheid state. he compared their law enforcement to east german storm troopers. that cannot -- i cannot be more proud that the strong support of kelly loeffler and david perdue to serve alongside a president who moved the american embassy to jerusalem and has stood without apology for the jewish state of israel. where john ossoff and rafael warnock support abortion on demand and taxpayer-funded abortion up too the moment of birth david perdue, kelly loeffler, president trump and mike pence will always stand for the right to life. [cheering and applause] you will know what th

it is what she was doing to reverend warnock yesterday. what this is about is what she did not deal with was eight minutes and 46 seconds, george knee on his neck. withler will not deal that. she will not deal with seven bullets in the back of cob blake. she will not deal with basic no-knock warranthat ended up killing breonna taylor. so this is what black lives matter is talking about, is the use of state violence against black people. instead, she engages in these dog whistles that are designed to create thiservor for holding back the supposedly black mask that will overturn everything, overturn the american dream. it is marketing -- racist marketing 101. amy: we're going to gotta break and come back to this discussion and we will be joined by cliff albright, who is suing the georgia secretary of state. his organization. likeulling mething 200,000 voters off the voter rolls. carol anderson is a professor at emory university. georgia representative bee nguyen is in the representative of georgia. and we will be joined by cliff albright. st

warnock criticized her over saying she's casting doubt an election. and david perdue refused to participate in a debate against his opponent, democrat jon ossoff, so ossoff debated next to an empty podium. ron brownstein is a senior cnn political analyst. he joins me now from los angeles. always great to have you with us. >> so great to be with you. >> we watched the debate between republican kelly loeffler and democrat raphael warnock as they battled it out in advance of the senate runoff election in georgia. which one came out on top, and what do the polls show in terms of what each one has to do to win this this very close election. >> so far the polling has shown raphael warnock ahead, the caveat being it is really hard to poll for a special election because you havele less certain about who is going to show up and vote than you do in a normal election. in this previous november, we saw once again, the polls underestimated how many of trumps nonurban, noncollege white supporters would turn up. you saw that kelly loeffler was completely invest inst

we expect both warnock to go after loeffler and loeffler to go after warnock as well. coming out with attacks that they believe will be key to georgia voters. there's so much at stake here. we expect kelly loeffler to really build the case about the republicans needing to hold on to the united states senate to be the last bastion of power in washington for republicans given the fact that democrats will eventually hold the white house and will still hold on to the house of representatives. meanwhile, raphael warnock is expected to attack kelly loeffler's personal background and the fact that she had some very key and questionable stock trades that took place early on in the coronavirus pandemic which she and her personal wealth benefitted from in a big way. we expect a lot of attacks from both sides in the stakes very big in this race tonight. just for the voters here in georgia, but for americans across the country. >> the stakes for all of america, enormous right now. the gop obviously is worried about president trump's impact in this race. i want you to listen to the

matt, both jon ossoff and raffaella warnock are running against president trump. that seems to be their strategy, but you have president trump out here saying i want $2,000 for covid relief. that is a tough message to run against, isn't it? >> no because you came in way too late. >> leland: matt, really, matt, hold on. we all pay attention to the stuff minute-by-minute and on twitter reading it, but the generic georgia voter pay attention to it every second? president trump came in too late so therefore we don't get credit. i'm standing up for the workers, and i want a $2,000 check. democrats aren't providing it. isn't that a talking point democrats have to deal with? >> matt: they may try, but as you noted, warnock has a lot of money to communicate. they will communicate to georgians this was trump coming in at the last minute with no rationale, surprising the

we have known raphael warnock's history. i don't need to say about raphael warnock. listen to raphael warnock talk about raphael warnock. how do you gauge the state of the race? do we have a decent shot in either or both of the races? >> yes we do. you cannot get worse than jon ossoff and raphael warnock. the things that you listed should be disqualifying but on top of all of it, especially with raphael warnock, top of everything you just listed you have a guy who invited fidel castro to come speak at his church, praised marxism and praised jeremiah wright who has had anti-semitic and anti-american things, has said you cannot serve god and the ine military. any one of those things is disqualifying. this someone who should never be a candidate for the united states senate. jon ossoff, 83% of his donations from out of the state of georgia. hiding donations from a chinese media run company. these are people who are compromised by china. we can't have another eric swalwell. we cannot have jon ossoff. purdue and loeffler are the only palatable choices for the american peo

so rafael warnock is a bigot, and is a racist. elizabeth: oak. let's listen to reverend warnock calling farrakhan's nation of islam, quote, important in the development of black theology. watch this. >> well, the nation of islam is significant but its numbers don't come anywhere near the membership of our churches. its voice has been important and, its voice has been important even for the development of black theology because it was the black muslims who challenged black preachers and said that you're promulgating, called it the white man's religion. that is a slave religion. you're telling people to focus on heaven meanwhile they're catching hell. elizabeth: okay. you know, deneen, louis farrakhan has been blaming jews for the quote, transatlantic slave trade. he called jews satanic. he called them diabolical. he said about jews in 1985 at madison square garden, quote, let me get the quote for you, he called hitler a very great man. he said when god put you in the ovens you're there forever. what so you say? it is disgusting. >> it is beyond di

loeffler did what she needed to do, attempt to show how left warnock is. he doesn't want the people of georgia to realize how much he bought into the leftest agenda for the take over of our healthcare system. it showed last night in one question. he was asked: do you think that the courts ought to be packed? he said i have not even thought about. nobody believes that. he has thought about it. if he says the progressives get mad. if he says yes it reveals who he really is. >> dana: do you think perdue made a better choice in choosing not to debate? >> he debated ossoff twice before. ossoff was telling lies. david already presented his case. last night it was just another chance in 30 minutes to see softball questions thrown to someone who has radical views. he had problems convincing people of who he is. it highlighted the fact that loeffler and warnock had never debated each other one-on-one so the spotlight was where it should have been. >> dana: in terms of getting out of the vote, how do you think are stepping up again the democrats right now? this is a

warnock has also praised louis farrakhan and the nation of islam. he has compared the israeli might know my prime minister to george wallace repeatedly, dispe officers, in 2002, warnock was even charged with obstructing a police investigation into abuse claims that occurred, allegedly, at the summer camp that he ran in maryland. while the charges were later dropped, police reports shed a lot of light on what was an extremely uncooperative and frankly disruptive warnock. and by the way, so the more we learn, the more obvious it is. raphael warnock is not fit to serve, nor is jon ossoff, in the u.s. senate. here's a clip of senator loeffler's new ad laying out, well, just what is at stake. take a look. >> nobody can serve god and the miller military. >> raphael warnock attacks on military. >> police power, a thug mentality. >> warnock attacks our police. >> somebody has got to open up the jail! >> raphael warnock day drinks. >> joining us with reaction's center kelly loeffler of georgia. senator, welcome to the program. lot at stake here. the program.

in the latest television ad barack obama cut in this race, he mentions ossoff but not warnock. today the campaign rolled out a robocall featuring michelle obama. >> peter doocy, thank you and happy new year. be sure to tune in next week for special coverage of the runoff election, live with bret baier and martha maccallum next tuesday starting right here on fox, 6:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. >> speaker pelosi and leader schumer are trying to pull a fast one on the president and the american people. first of all, they're hoping everyone forgets about it. and big tech. those two parts, president trump's request, a stimulus stalemate on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell says there isn't a realistic path to those $2,000 checks, despite demands from president trump and the democrats. >> nobody here would disagree with trump more times than i have, the leader of the republican party. asap! even on this issue. the president of united states is right. all that we are for is a vote, what is the problem? >> julie: has frozen over. bernie sanders praising president trump come i never thou

i don't need to say but just listen to raphael warnock talk about raphael warnock. how do you gauge the state of the race right now? how do you feel that it backs up? do we have a decent shot in either/or both of the races? >> yes, we do. these candidates you cannot get worse than raphael warnock or jon ossoff. the things you listedua out shod be disqualifying but on top of everything you listed, a guy invited fidel castro to come and speak who praised marxism and anti-semitic and anti-american things and said you cannot serve god in the military and any one of those things, individually qualifying. in totality, if he should never be a candidate for the united states senate. jon ossoff 83% of his donations out of the state of georgia hiding donations from chinesen media runeo company.mi these are people compromised by china and we can't have another eric swalwell therefore we cannot have jon ossoff purdue and loeffler and only palatable choicebl for the american peopl. >> the thing i said about warnock, just listen to warnock himself. kaylee, it is all on video, fid

warnock facing off on the debate stage, less than one month from the elections that could change the course of america. and rudy giuliani says he's feeling fine after his coronavirus diagnosis. the president's attorney laying out the possible path to victory in an exclusive fox news interview. and california under lockdown. the restrictions ahead of the vaccine rollout. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ it's my life. ♪ it's now or never. ♪ well, i ain't going to live forever. ♪ i just want to live while i'm alive. todd: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. jillian: welcome back, todd. it's good to see you. i'm jillian mele live from atlanta, georgia where the senate runoff debate between kelly loeffler and raphael warnock wrapped up hours ago. that's where we begin. after last night it's clear what the candidates think of one another. kelly loeffler hammered home the fact that she thinks raphael warnock is a radical liberal. he pointed out his view of her, that she is rich and out of touch. they they stuck to th

. >> jon and reverend warnock. >> that's right. you obviously are rooting for both of them, ossoff and warnock, but tell us why you think they can win in a state that just went blue in the presidential contest, bus of course the contest for the senate race is different dynamics. >> we know we've had more democrats in georgia than republicans for about the past five or six years, it's just they didn't vote as often. when they did vote, they had trouble getting their votes counted. then came stacey abrams, latasha brown, many others, and we've remedied some of the systemic issues. now you see with the pop layers of mail-in balloting, already 1 million people have requested mail-in ballots for this runoff election. frankly, also, the stakes are much higher. we're having this higher engagement, particularly because they are, you know, we're unsettled, we're exhausted with instability that's been brought about by the trump administration. so the question is going to be, will people come back out and understand that january 5th is critic

warnock and loeffler, warnock raised 27 million, loeffler 28 million. she has her own money too. money will be pouring into the area. ainsley: all over the country. brian: all over the country. think at what is at stake, they expect the president to drag them across the finish line but the president has not done fighting for his election but chuck schumer i think helped republicans in a way that could never pay for, better than 30-second ad. remember this. >> now we take georgia and then we take the world. now we take georgia and we change america. brian: changing america by getting the majority of the senate. steve: that's why kelly loeffler and reverend warnock debated that a number of times last night. if you missed it, here is some of it. >> someone who has attacked police from the pulpit, someone has attacked our military and agreed to raise taxes on hard-working georgians as much as $2,000 per family off the bat. >> it's clear to me that my opponent is going to work really hard spending millions of dollars of our own money trying to push a narrative about me because she's c

the more we learn, the more we feel that warnock is not fit to serve. >> rafael warnock attacks our military. >> the kind of thug mentality. >> warnock attacks our police. >> somebody's got to open up the jails. >> rafael warnock is dangerous. >> hannity: joining us now senator kelly loeffler of georgia. senator, welcome to the program. lot at stake here. what do you have to say to the country and the people of georgia? >> well, sean, great to be with you. future of the country is on the ballot here january 5th. we have to hold the line in georgia. we know the country is counting on us. we heard chuck shumer say it. now we take georgia, then we change america. radical liberal rafael warnock is chuck shumer's radical agent of change. look, the media's refusing to ask questions of him. there's no one willing to do it and he's not willing to answer those questions. i asked him in the debate if he would renounce socialism. he refused to do that. he refused to answer those questions that you asked. what was the nature of the child abuse investigation that he obstructed? georgians need to know the

you know, warnock, reverend warnock is not hiding who he is and senator loeffler is exactlye right when she points out, we have to make a decision. warnock is speaking clearly about his beliefs. he is an extremist, a radical and believes in radically changing fundamentally our nation. if he takes control and wins the senate seat along with jon ossoff, you can definitely, absolutely count on the fact of america shifting with chuck schumer and charge. that ishe absolute. fact. and everything from health care to the green new deal to the iran deal, i mean, fundamental changes. this is why president trump is fighting so diligently and why the people of georgia even though so many dismayed because of the november elections, we have heard that. a lot of people are frustrated. but they need to get out there and vote. they cannot give up. they have been out there pounding the pavement. >> tammy: if the answer is to punish the republicans by not voting in this runoff, you are effectively saying "i'm going to set fire to everything president trump accomplished" arguably with the exception of wash

meanwhile, both ossoff and warnock are facing yet another scandal. after an atlanta rapper who had lined of their campaign events was reportedly caught making light of rape on twitter. joining us now with more is georgia senator david perdue. welcome to you, senator. how are you? >> hey, trey. n you look a little tooni comfortable in that chair tonight. good job. >> trey: oh, i am just keeping it warm for the boss. what is the state of your race? what is going on? we are a week out, what is the state of your race? >> we are winning this thing, trey. i have been around states theer last several weeks like nobody has ever done. we have the largest ground game in history right here on the republican side. we are winning on the ground. we are making 125 stop bus to her right now.w. i think we are up to 86 from -- i think tomorrow night we actually will get to our 100 bus stop in north georgia. we know what is at stake. we are the last line of defense here, trey. most people in georgia are beginning to realize that. i am optimistic we will have a big turn

over the reverend warnock fate. the fake out rage. evaporated just in time for the crucial run offs in georgia. go figure. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone because this. come on jessie one more. is the reflection of an unstoppable community in the mirror. a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. >>> when amy coney barrett was nominated to the supreme court republicans immediately went after anyone who raised questions about her extreme ultra right wing christian believes. no one was able to question whether her faith and the way she interprets the world might impact the decision on the court. it's a definite no, no. they aren't bringing that energy defending the faith of warnock. running for a u.s. senate seat out of georgia. >> many times they don't like the fact someone has faith. i want to have my faith and you have yours and we express that.

please welcome reverend warnock, candidate for u.s. senate. ♪ reverend warnock: hello, columbus, georgia. sounds like you're ready to win an election. is that right? [car horns honking] we want to say to the rest of the country, welcome to the new georgia, welcome to the blue georgia. cheers and applause] georgia, they didn't see you coming. but here we are. and here she is, in just a little while, madam vice resident-elect, kamala harris! like the sound of that. , and ip this state blue come january 5, when you send me and jon ossoff to the united states senate, we are going to seal the deal. [car horns honking] so make sure that we keep this momentum going. all the way to january 5. don't let up for one day. january 5 is election dayful but let me tell you, we should no longer be talking about election day. there's no such thing. it's election season. we can't wait until january 5. anything could happen. ice storm in georgia, you know we're in trouble. so start voting now. during this early voting period that goes through december

his opponent says the incident should disqualify warnock. it's disgusting and disqualifying in origins deserve answers. >> warnock was arrested for interference when he insisted counselors have attorneys present. a federal judge on monday ordered two counties to reverse the decision to remove 4,000 voters from the rolls due to change of address records. the judge is a sister of stacey abrams, former democratic governor for governor. the judge declined a request to recuse herself. georgia's republican secretary of state called the ruling a "direct attack" on georgia law. it's also bad to crack down on political groups giving away food or drinks or small gifts to people in line to vote. some party leaders have expressed concern that the fight over the legitimacy of votes in the general election may lead to some republicans not voting in the runoff elections. >> bret: steve, thank you. we should point out the president tweeted that he would like to see the signature verification in fulton county, georgia, according to him going very slowly. the

in the same world, rafael warnock would be a good 15 points behind kelly loeffler. when i first heard about what went on in his churches such as that renowned theologian fidel castro getting invited to speak and cheered and fawned on, i assumed the guy was basically another reverend jeremiah wright, obama's pastor but that's a bit unfair to jeremiah wright, rafael warnock is worse. he is a man who has left a trail of human wreckage everywhere he's gone. but as his enablers in the hack georgia media would be happy to tell you, forget all of that. like his party's big shots from clinton divided, he talks a good game and with democrats, that's all that matters. >> we must devote for all of our children because none of our children are safe until all of our children are safe. >> mark: that's a perfectly formed saddened by it. meanwhile, back in the real world, and easy way to make sure your children aren't safe is to entrust them to the care of the reverend. 18 years ago, he was in charge of a children's camp in maryla maryland. camp farthest out which is a catchy name

jeremiah wright and i guess warnock all subscribe to what's called liberation theology. they believe that the whole purpose of preaching and christianity is to liberate this earth from social injustice. that is never going to happen in this lifetime. i mean, jesus understood that. he lived under oppression if under the row man government, but he had very little to say about that. he knew the only way to change the world was to change the hearts of individuals who live in the world, and that was the centerpiece of his preaching, people's personal relationship with god. and that's what true, great preaching is, it's christ-centered preaching, not social justice preaching. gregg: the pope's native around general teen that legal -- argentina legalizing abortion, you saw the crowds cheering there. what repercussions does this have throughout south america? >> well, it represents a holocaust being launched against the most defenseless group in society, the unborn, and i have to say this, gregg, i mean, under president trump you'll remember that the president reinstated the mex

warnock was chanting for castro when he visited new york. castro banned christmas. there is lot of strange associations going on in georgia. a lot of mud just like we expect. elizabeth: chris bedford, good to see you. up next former u.s. attorney brett tolman joins us on vaccines coming on strong. this as states like california has the worst covid outbreak and tightest restriction in the country. more americans protest botched shutdowns saying to lawmakers we're going to shut you down. we're going to toss you out of government. the story next. now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. save without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. y

six days to go, warnock is off the campaign trail. no public events today, no public events tomorrow, next public event scheduled friday. bret. >> bret: peter doocy in georgia. thanks. new numbers and new developments tonight just six days out from those senate runoffs. correspondent steve harrigan brings us the latest on both races from atlanta. >> some of the 2.5 million early votes are already being sorted and scanned ahead of election day where two runoffs will determine which party controls the senate. nearly $800 million has been spent, most of it on tv ads that run nonstop. president-elect biden comes to atlanta monday to campaign. vice president-elect harris to savannah sunday where there are concerns the early democratic vote has been legging. republican party leaders are concerned charges of voter fraud could depress republican turnout. northwest georgia with a ge g.o. can hold the event a shows the lowest numbers of early voting. president trump tweeted about brian kemp, nobody can be this stupid. tweeting "brian kemp shoul

warnock was associated with this church in maryland. actually he was arrested at one point because he was interfering with police, talking to people involved in the situation. warnock didn't want the police to talk to the counselors. so he interfered. there was some serious allegations that were reported at this how much-run summer camp anywhere from children not being supervised, from the people not conducting necessary criminal background checks. it is just a list of things that happened there, that should have been investigated and i don't believe anyone was held accountable for it, especially warnock because his charges were dropped. elizabeth: this comes also after questions surrounding reverend warnock over a police bodycam footage about a alleged domestic dispute with his ex-wife in march where she claims he ran over her foot with his car. she looks really scared in this video. your thoughts on that? >> yes. i have watched this video several times. i don't think anything has come about with it. she is trying to warn voters, warn

a warnock campaign spokesperson tells fox news this is desperate and shameful. kelly loeffler has spent her entire campaign attacking reference warnock and has now stooped to a new level of attacking his family." with early voting in its second week, kate. before virtual hearing with state legislators, to better secure future elections, he wants to eliminate no excuse absentee voting, or play signature match with a more objective verification system requiring state i.d., and he wants the ability to fire county elections officials who make repeated mistakes. he says his state office receives much of the blame for what goes wrong at the county level, so he would like the ability to hold local officials accountable. back to you. >> molly: a fascinating story down there in georgia, a lot at stake. the u.s. -- thank you, jonathan -- the u.s. producing 100 million more doses of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine, effectively doubling the federal government supply from the company. it's all part of the trump administration's effort to inoculate every american who wants a s