so in that sense you still see brian kemp. you won't see brian kemp say a bad word publicly about donald trump when asked about the endorsement and about his opponents trump backed campaign, is no focus on purdue work is agenda to say i can't control what other people are doing. i can only control what i'm doing and that's become a sort of the standard line. you're not going to hear him bash the president, former president . you won't hear e'him try to engage. he's not going to win that fight. he doesn't have more twitter followers . maybe he does now but he doesn't have more followers overall. he doesn't have the same megaphone the former president did or the same appeal nationally but what he does have his record of conservative issues and y that's what they end up supporting . >> ospeaking of stacy abrams if that were a possibility, what is the democratic party saying as a whole in terms of ndabrams ? is she the individual that they fully support or is there a wing believes maybe the democrats could have been more successfu

brian kemp, who knows. i know he loves being in athens and georgia and a lot of those politicians say they hate washington. that's become a standard baseline how much they hate washington but we've heard from a lot of members how much they don't like washington but still run every two years to get up there. >> very true, very true. 1 of the main talking points from democrats has been that they perhaps didn't win because there was something wrong with of the system. maybe there was some type of advantage that republicans had that was unfair or unethical but are you seeing much conversation among the democratic party about reflecting on what they actually did do wrong that led to this? >> in 2018 there was concerns that the system not the use of the word was said against them because you had a republican secretary of state and that means he oversaw the elections in georgia and even then he was still running for governor despite the calls with many of her allies so that was sort of the first strike but there i

candidate to bring brian kemp down, there have been efforts and discussions among kemp's allies to try to approach donald trump and at least create some sort of truce or detente between the two men ahead of the november elections. there is enormous anxiety here in georgia among republicans that donald trump will start to attack not just brian kemp but also georgia's election apparatus and have a replay of the 2021 runoffs here in georgia when two republican senators lost their seats when those trump candidates and the trump voters, rather, stayed home and didn't back the two republican senators. the kemp camp is trying to find ways to avoid a replay of that, but it seems that donald trump is not quite ready to have a truce with brian kemp just yet. >> it is puzzling, patricia, that kemp wants this considering trump is facing a criminal probe in georgia, he is still insulting kemp and he's obviously still lying at this point about primary fraud, potential primary fraud. >> yeah, they don't really necessarily want any sort of an endorsement from donald trump, this he don't expect an endo

and kemp won by 5 #.kemp because they would not help him. and kemp won by 5 #. 2. and so you will get other states, idaho, alabama, and other places where he has expressed displeasure with governors. even in red states he has not been able to unseat some of those folks. so we'll see what happens here. certainly wyoming is a ruby red state and certainly liz cheney appears even by the council for advisers seems to be in political peril there, but i don't think that we know enough yet. >> we'll see a lot of liz cheney on television over the next month. whether that will help or hurt her, that is another question. when we come back, we'll preview the january 6 televised hearings just one week from now. d hearins d hearins just one week from now right under their nose. or... his nose. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah, i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything

kemp's advisers want trump to be doing while he's fighting for reelection. my sources have told me there has been some back channeling over the last week since the primary between kemp advisers and kemp allies and donald trump's advisers and they basically have been trying to figure out what is the path forward here. we know that donald trump is not going to endorse brian kemp, there's virtually no world in which that happens, but will he go easy? and it does seem as though trump is persuadable in terms of going easy on brian kemp between now and november and the reason for that is 2024. donald trump is thinking of running for president again and georgia is a state that he lost in 2020 and he does not want to have enemies in that state come 2024 if he does run. >> why? politically or to help overturn the state? >> both. number one, you want to have the political apparatus in terms of local republicans and state republican officials who are willing to help your campaign if you are the republican nominee and a sure fire way to make enemies in georgia is to run

>> i think the best hope of governor kemp. but i think the best hope now is for donald trump to kind of stay quiet. you don't have to fax out a statement or you know pick at governor kemp every day. maybe republicans and others can sort of make sure he stays quiet. right now the focus is for republicans to try to beat democrats in november. i do think in other contested primaries. if they have been nasty, to see them come together this is our candidate. we will win in november it's important for republicans. >> another trump central trauma is herschel warner. he has to run again. donald trump takes credit. herschel walker says, no, he didn't. >> one thing that people say president trump asked me. he never asked but he's taken credit that he has. >> these guys are cut from the same cloth. i paraphase. so the ego was huge. i will say this herschel walker could have leveraged his own star power in that state done just fine. i am interested to see what his campaign looks like now in the general election. he didn't participate in t

must be clear in the state of georgia violent crime went 65% in 2019 -- 2020 under brian kemp. has nothing to do with the reaction to george floyd's murder, to brooks murder, to breonna at taylor's murder it happened under brian kemp's leadership it happened under a president and a governor who believe that punishment rather than a balanced approach was the answer. we know that has never worked but we have to have the public safety and justice. that is simply the intention

umm, we're going to find you one way or another. >> detective tony kemp also vowed to find her. he was convinced heather did not run off with her old boyfriends, ed, so he asked what else would cause heather to leave her husband and children. that's when kemp began to flush out what really happened when heather moved out on chris. >> it was very scary and only continued to deteriorate. >> friends and family told him how at first chris tried to woo her with flowers and chocolates, but those loving gestures soon turned ugly. >> he would tech her and call her, this time they were violent. you're not going to take my kids from me, i'm not going to let you leave. you won't get away with this. i will come after you. >> then friends said chris started acting more desperate and heather started getting really scared. >> he would show up at her work. he would show up at the gym. he started showing up at the house in the middle of the night and i just remember thinking like, this is insane. you are literally stalking her. >> i got a lot of information on chris on what these people thought

now governor kemp said he believes it will go into effect soon. joining us now, georgia democrats stacy abrams who is running against governor kemp this november. welcome to fox news said it's good happy with this. >> thank you for having me. >> with regard to that law i know you said you were appalled by the outcome of the court's decision. but given the law that was voted in by the legislature in georgia, do you support the fact that they will carry out the will of the people in georgia and put that law at a six week ban into effect? >> i do not. i would reject the notion this is the will of the people per this is a political decision made by the narrowest of margins and done to satisfy an even narrower constituency. geordie of georgians rejected the notion of overturning roe v wade. they rejected this bill and this is not the law that will be safest for georgia women. what is more concerning to me though is the notion that our constitutional rights in the bodily autonomy that women for 50 years have come to rely upon will be subject to state-by

there are so many. >> jeff kemp, a quarterback at one point. >> that was jack kemp. jack kemp was a national -- i didn't want to say this, a national secured adviser to ronald reagan, whom i knew. that takes me back a little bit. >> matt kemp, baseball player. we can go on and on. chris wallace, you're still our favorite and the favorite of the kemp family. >> you tell that to jake tapper all the time. >>> there is new reporting from axios that republican leaders are increasingly fearful about a red wave ushering in a raft of conspiracy theorists and extremists. >>> and new cnn reporting this morning on the white house losing some confidence in ukraine's -- the possibility that ukraine can retake some of the ground that russia has conquered. only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you n need. if anyone objectcts to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not t today. only payay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at xfinity, we're constantly innovating. and we're workin

kemp won and we've got to look forward. over time president trump is going to evaluate the options in georgia and look at the picture long term and make the right decision for georgia and the nation. brianna, look, you might be thinking surely this is a pipe dream, donald trump has been attacking brian kemp for the past year and a half, why would he stop now? i think the biggest answer so that is 2024. donald trump is looking at running again for president, georgia is a state that he lost in 2020 and he does not want to have enemies in that state if he does decide to run and a sure fire way to develop enemies in georgia is to run against the incumbent republican fighting for reelection. >> do you want to get republicans in the state used to not getting to the polls also, right? just continually depressing the vote there. i wonder that as well. this is pretty fascinating separately because kevin mccarthy his allegiance to trump.post his criticism has the recently rewarded. >> it has, donald trump endorsed him over the weeken

it happened under brian kemp's. it happened under a president and a governor who believed that punishment rather than a balanced approach was the answer. we know that has never worked. we have to have public safety and justice. that's simply the intention that i have. let us invest in our public safety workers. let us invest in ming sure that we center the well being of our communities. that we think about their health care, their safety and we think about those who are providing that safety. i wants to have the best law enforcement possible to protect our communities. they also have to be held accountable. we can do both. it is a false choice to say we have to do one or the other. >> but many look at that movement and say that it back fired. that it led to an odus of police, as i mentioned. that you have seen an increase in homicides, specifically in many cits across the country, that a lot of people who get arrested are back out on the street the next day. this is a dangerous movement that has led to a lot of viol

>> in 2019 brian kemp, the current governor, signed an extreme six-week ban on abortion. that's six weeks, often before women know they're pregnant. in georgia where half of our counties do not have an ob-gynt could be they won't find out they're pregnant until after they have this medical opportunity. we know the right to choose should not be divvied up amongst states. the sinister practice of taking constitutional rights and allowing each state to decide the quality of your citizenship is wrong. women deserve bodily autonomy, they deserve the right to make these choices. in georgia in particular, in matter of days, this six-week ban will be the law of the land. that is horrendous, that is appalling and it is wrong. as the next governor, i'm going to do everything in my power to reverse it. >> we have all heard the polling statistic that about two in three americans support roe v. wade, did not want the supreme court to overturn it. as you know, polling on abortion is very complicated and in more nuanced questions. most americans support at least some restrictions on abo

brian kemp is lying. he's taking my words out of context and denying the meaning of what i said and what i have done. he can look at my record, you can look at my record. i spent 11 years with the legislature working with law enforcement. i believe in accountability. >> brian kemp joins us now. governor, good to have you with us. thanks for being here. so what is your evidence? what do you use to substantiate that she's in favor of defunding the police? i know you have a clip that i played sunday of her talking to cnn and saying yes to an element of deup theed the police. now she says she wants to reallocate money to different areas. what is your evidence that she truly wants to defund the police? >> she said she wants to defund the police. she want to reallocate. that is code word for defunding the police and sending the money elsewhere. if she wants to to something like that, if it's a priority, you can find the money elsewhere besides defunding the police. she said that in her own words. she's also ser

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sole reason that kemp refused to single-handedly overturn joe biden's win in 2020. kemp easily defeated his primary opponents last month, including a trump loyalist named kandiss taylor, who came in third and lost to kemp by more than 70 points but mypillow ceo, and your pillow -- [ laughter ] mypillow ceo mike lindell looked carefully at the data and came to the unfortunate conclusion that something fishy is going on >> brian kemp, they put so high up that they wanted -- they didn't even want -- why, he got 73%. how could you take his other votes? well, let me tell you, everybody, we have preliminary evidence that kandiss taylor, for every single vote that kemp got, he took her - got their votes, and then kandiss got 5% back. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] he took her votes, and then she got 5% back? are you confusing elections with credit cards "you get 5% cash back on every vote, and double points on travel and restaurants and concrete pillows when you choose capital one. capital one, what's in your wallet no, what's in there? what's in there? is that a ballot in th

how did governor kemp win in after overwhelming fashion? what does that mean for november when he faces off again stacey abrams again. joining us, georgia governor brian kemp, thank you for joining us. congratulations, folks want to know, how did you win and how did you win so convincingly? >> there thank you, congressman. we were focused on putting hard working georgians first. that is my promise, and second is that i told them i would implement things that i campaigned on in 2018, we have done from from largest teacher pay raise in state history, largest state income tax cut in state history, and going after street gangs, and staying with law enforcement. i stayed focus on reminding people what my record was. also that is the record that can beat stacey abrams in november, that is what wement and everyone is uniting around. trey: you know that is the dominant theme when i would check with my friends in georgia, they would say he did what he said he would do. i am sure it is not fun being object of any former president's ire in particular

you be asked in the present to campaign with you in georgia and the governor's race against governor kemp? >> i welcome anyone who wants to come to georgia to help improve the lives of georgians and that includes a president of the united states but more importantly invite people to go to my website stacy abrams.com to learn about my plans for georgia parenthesis a state races the race about the future of georgia, georgia will retreat our public workers, public safety workers, teachers, anyone who should be doing the best for our communities deserve the best from our government police on my website stacy abrams.com to learn more about my plan for georgia. >> look forward to the conversation we appreciate you being here today.

governor kemp has vowed to go further. he said he wants to outdo other governors in passing the toughest anti-abortion laws. what does that mean for your political run? and do you or any time in your life did you think that abortion should be illegal? >> let's start with that part of the question. i was very much on the side of anti-abortion through much of my upbringing. i grew up in mississippi in a very religious family, in a religious community. and i was raised to have a very uncritical eye to this question. once i really started thinking about what it meant and more importantly when i had a friend who had to confront the very real consequences of an unwanted pregnancy and i wasn't able to give any help to her, i had to re-evaluate where i stood. i understand the sincere concerns, but those are religious concerns or driven by personal morality. and that should be your choice. but abortion is a medical issue. it is about a medical decision. and there is no place in that medical decision for ideology or for politicians.

georgia's governor, ryan kemp, who has the right for the election called the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade and revoked constitutional right for the first time in history a, quote, historical victory for life. his opponent in the governor's race, democrat stacey abrams said this. >> we know that the right to choose should not be divvied up among states. and that the sinister practice of taking constitutional rights and allowing each state to decide the quality of your citizenship is wrong. women deserve bodily autonomy, they deserve the right to make these choices, and then georgia in particular and a matter of days the six-week ban will be the law of the land. that is horrendous, that is appalling, it is wrong, and as an ex governor which do everything in my power to reverse it. >> joining us now, laura grow order, she is the campaign manager for stacey abrams gubernatorial campaign in georgia. you came in second last time by 1. 4% of the vote. that was the gap between the same two candidates four years ago. , four years ago brian kemp had donald trump's endorse

sadly, brian kemp -- he's an extremist. he's been an extremist for years, and now people are going to see with the consequences of that extremism will do to the state of georgia unless we change and unless they become the next governor of the state. >> let's talk about turnout leader abrams, because republicans in georgia and across the country said that the record turnout that we saw in the state -- not a real issue. you told my colleague joel read the two were unrelated and this was really like saying if more people in the water, there are fewer sharks. this vote is an attack. the republicans have continued to lob in georgia and refused to talk -- i'm wondering if you can elaborate. >> we know that voter turnout is a metric that republicans will often use to dispel the idea that they are doing something wrong. the reality is voter suppression is not designed to stop everyone from voting. it's designed to limit certain people. because of the narrow margins of elections in georgia, those impediments have real consequences.

it was gary kemp the grandson of lulu kemp who delivered clarence thomas in this little house in pinpoint georgia. >> tucker: where famously english was not the only language spoken. >> gulligicci. i think it's gulla and gicci in south carolina. a dialect kind of west caribbean and that was kind of clarence thomas's first language or language he spoke. and so when he was going through the seminary and other schools, it was, you know, english was kind of a second language to him. when he talks about learning sort of proper english and how long it took him to read. and he learned this, you know, getting a dictionary and every single word that he didn't know he looked up. and i think it sort of personified clarence thomas's approach to life to this day, which is you figure out what you need to do and you do it no matter what. >> tucker: so what jumps out about that interview is clarence thomas's connection with the people around him. turns out thomas is not just a good guy, he's an amazing guy loved by the people around him including supreme court justices who disagree with him. the opposite

governor kemp has vowed to go further. he said he wants to outdo other governors in passing the toughest anti-abortion laws. what does that mean for your political run? and do you or any time in your life did you think that abortion should be illegal? >> let's start with that part of the question. i was very much on the side of anti-abortion through much of my upbringing. i grew up in mississippi in a very religious family, in a religious community. and i was raised to have a very uncritical eye to this question. once i really started thinking about what it meant and more importantly when i had a friend who had to confront the very real consequences of an unwanted pregnancy and i wasn't able to give any help to her, i had to re-evaluate where i stood. i understand the sincere concerns, but those are religious concerns or driven by personal morality. and that should be your choice. but abortion is a medical issue. it is about a medical decision. and there is no place in that medical decision for ideology or for politicians.

is such a once aired this actual television ad. >> i'm brian kemp. i'm so conservative. [ explosion i blow up government spending. my chainsaw is ready to rip up some regulation. i got a big truck, just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself [ audience ohs ] yeah, i just said that >> seth: cool. thinks he's being edgy by telling jokes about how millennials are pampered "oh, yeah, how about instead of whining about student loans, you stop spending $12 on avocado toast? yeah i just said that." [ light laughter ] also, where'd you guys go for that kick-ass explosion? steven seagal's house of discount special effects [ laughter ] i maybe -- i maybe - [ laughter ] sorry. i forgot i have to do steven seagal's voice. we're going to edit this out we're gonna go to full frame, and it's gonna come right out like i knew what was coming. [ laughter ] i remember i just said steven seagal and -- [ laughter ] don't break. [ laughter ] shh. no, no, no shh. it has to -- no, it has to feel really real. [ laughter ] "i may be above the l

that phrase was used later by jack kemp the late jack kemp who was a very dear friend and also a mentor by reagan. i used it all the time. trump used it. the trump tax cuts which were more on the tax corporate side were cut from the same cloth as the reagan and jfk tax cuts. so i was able to bridge reagan to trump on those policies. i was too young for jfk just barely too young. i was really only 17 when i went into the reagan white house. that was a joke. and if i may, i want to go back because i am reading a book about warren g harding much maligned u.s. present in the 1920s harding has a vice president calvin coolidge and importantly his treasury secretary andrew mellon who was a great figure from pittsburgh aerial banker. they put together a huge reduction in marginal tax rates. the income tax amendment i believe is 1913 the 16th amendment voted out at 7% when woodrow wilson left office it was over 70%. we went into a recession after world war i. those guys brought tax rates down to 25% and launched a tremendous prosperity boom in the 1920s. i am going to go one more on this. that i

>> listen, that is why we are supporting governor brian kemp. i think you were reporting that he has several hundred sheriffs across the great state of georgia that supported him here the governor and the state police he has had to send into buckhead because atlanta has a stupid policy where they will not chase someone shooting at someone out of a car. so, any other normal place that isn't run by defund the police folks, you would see somebody shooting out of you out of a car and you would arrest them. so thanks to governor kemp he has come to save buckhead. he is it is a temporary fix. but stacey abrams was the governor, this wouldn't be happening so that is why we are voting for brian kemp for governor. >> joey: absolutely, 100 georgia sheriffs supporting brian kemp and stacey abrams stance on defining the police. the mayor of buckhead, good luck with that. >> thanks, joey. i will have you down here for the celebration. god bless you. >> joey: you too. moving on fox news breaking down in tears as fights for justice and the killing of his 18-ye

brian kemp was supported by vice president mike pence. david perdue, of course, was supported by former president trump. >> we'll look at whether this is laying the groundwork for a trump-versus-pence race in 2024. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming in 2024 to c-span, the republican primary debates. see all the action when the former president's one-time biggest fan debates with the former president's current biggest fan. >> president donald trump is xenophobic. >> thank you, and i appreciate that. >> my christian faith became real for me when i made a personal decision for christ. >> wrong. i'm the least racist person in this room. >> not true. >> definitely not true. >> they'll make their case for their return to the white house. >> i would like to go back. >> but you were there just a short time ago, and you guys did nothing. >> and explain why after bungling covid and insurrection and two impeachments, things will be better this time. ( crickets chirping ) >> the 2024 republican primary debates on c-span. c-span: we're just two years away from peo

brian kemp was supported by vice president mike pence. david perdue, of course, was supported by former president trump. >> we'll look at whether this is laying the groundwork for a trump-versus-pence race in 2024. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming in 2024 to c-span, the republican primary debates. see all the action when the former president's one-time biggest fan debates with the former president's current biggest fan. >> president donald trump is xenophobic. >> thank you, and i appreciate that. >> my christian faith became real for me when i made a personal decision for christ. >> wrong. i'm the least racist person in

as the next governor i'm going to do everything in my power to reverse it. >> well, brian kemp isn't the only republican governor whose action will stoke decision. they are defending their positions against abortion. have a listen. >> i believe every life is precious. our trigger law does reflect that if it's to save the life of a mother an abortion is still illegal. we know so much more using t technology and science than we did 10, 15 years ago about what these babies go through, the pain they feel in the womb. we'll continue to make sure those lives are protected. and i never believed that having a tragedy or a tragic situation happen to someone is a reason to have another tragedy occur. >> we're going to work hard to make sure that mothers have the services that they need. we're going to expand adoption services to meet those needs. >> democrats, meantime, hope the fight over abortion will take center stage during midterm elections later this year. one republican strategist says extreme bans could lead to consequences at the ballot box. >> i've been a republican for a long time,

last week kemp got involved and got behind collins. so the people in georgia pay attention to, this primary voting is underway. we'll see what kind of turnout that they got. they went at it and did not reach a threshold. the vote is again today. further to the west, just keep an eye on the senate race down there. the republicans katie britt is going against mo brooks. why is that relevant? >> it's a run-off. >> it is a run-off. neither one got the threshold a month ago. mo brooks was endorsed by trump. >> martha: and then unendorsed. >> then he got behind katie britt. she looks like she's on her way to victory in alabama. we'll see if that's the case later tonight. >> martha: both of these close at 7:00? >> alabama, 8:00. >> martha: thanks, bill. we'll be watching. >> another primary tuesday, martha. >> martha: great to have you here. that's "the story" for this tuesday. the story goes on. see you tomorrow at 3:00. have a great evening. take care, everybody. >> neil: all right. how about a little stock sizzle to start your summer? stoc

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there's kemp second homer of the season. it's gone made at 8:40. he gets to wait some new friends in kansas city in the a's get their fourth one of the month 9-7 giants in action against the reds right now. check it is 2-1 giants the yankees have been destroying pitching staffs all season, new york has the best record of the majors and have scored the most runs in the big leagues. but houston astros shut them down today a combined no-hitter christian javier had a career high 13 strikeouts in seven innings a big hug from dusty vector baker that has hector naris through the eighth and ryan presley the 9th. he gets john carlos stanton the ground out to third and that's the ball game three. nothing in the final the yankees have only been no hit twice since 1958 get this. times by the astros and both times at yankee stadium crazy stuff there and a great story happening tonight. you may remember stanford pitcher mark. appel was the number one pick in the 2013 draft for the astros. never pound panned out. he even quit baseball for some time and was known

she's calling for a one on one with sean kemp. take her on, baby. >> battle of the sexes. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was 1994. >> 1994, god, i was 24. that is for entertainment purposes only. >> jimmy: some globetrotters tpe action going on there. >> it was fun. we wanted to try to entertain the audience, the fans. those games are like more for the fans than anybody else. you know, of course, sean kemp could throw my shot across the studio if he wanted to. >> jimmy: right. >> it was just like that was the kind of fun and camaraderie we had. i wish they would do these games a lot more. >> jimmy: by the way, i really enjoyed your film. we're going to see a clip from that. it's called "hustle." queen latifah is here with us. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by the quarry, a new cinematic game coming to pc june 10. rated m for mature. and everyone on social media is trying me. i'm trending so hard that “hashtag common sense” can'

shawn kemp. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: great player, played for the supersonics. you were -- let's take a look. >> queen latifah has been a huge force in this game for the bricklayers. on the offensive end -- and now look at this, she's calling for a one on one with shawn kemp. >> take her on, baby! battle of the sexes. >> oh! queen latifah with the steal! oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was 1994. >> 1994. god, i was 24. that was for entertainment purposes only. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: globetrotters-type action going on there. >> it was fun. we wanted to try to entertain the audience, the fans. those games were more for the fans than anybody else. you know, of course shawn kemp could throw my shot across the studio if he wanted to. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> that was the kind of fun and camaraderie we had. i wish they would do these games a lot more. >> jimmy: by the way, i really enjoyed your film. we're going to see a clip from that. it's called "hustle." queen latifah is here with us. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> lou: portions of

this is brian kemp and kris karl who are up for reelection. they have their own version of an abortion ban right here in georgia that bans abortion at six weeks, before most women even know that they are pregnant. and that's what we are dealing with. that's why i'm excited to have people like stacey abrams on the ballot, so that we can have someone, willing to stand up for the rights and freedoms of all georgians, not just some. >> well, this poll in atlanta journal-constitution shows that in georgia, 68% of adults support roe v. wade. so what is the republican political calculation that says, in a governor's reelection campaign, as a republican, he will try to absolutely restrict reproductive rights in georgia. >> lawrence, let's be clear, that it's not 68% of democrats, it's 68% of all people, all voters in the state of georgia. and so -- >> let me just, for the audience, to inform them, 43% of republicans in georgia, republicans are split evenly in their support for roe v. wade. please go ahead. >> what that shows us, lawrence, is that repu

that certainly, probably part of the message with brian kemp's 52 or so point victory in the primary to win that nomination again. but the proof will be in november. if there are enough republicans who aren't over it yet who still want to fight over it that could sink kemp and republicans in that state in a very closely divided state. i think it's a good environment for the g.o.p. kemp has done a good job in my view as governor we will see if the party truly has moved on with unity. we won't know that until wednesday. the first wednesday in november. >> bret: yeah. all right. hugh? >> yeah, i'm looking at the silver state, bret. in nevada we'll be up late on election night seeing if incumbent catherine tore tez masto can hang on against a talented adam wax salt previous in nevada. wax salt has the advantage. the invisible cortez masto. may mcconnell becoming majority leader when laxalt gets over the line with latino votes because gas prices matter so much in las vegas to the i-15 crowd drive over from california. >> bret: that's definitely true. the pennsylvania senate race still con

brian kemp stood against trump. brad raffensperger said against trump. and joe biden. >> and liz cheney, liz cheney. >> both of these guests are staying with us, we're gonna take a quick break. take a quick break back with us, matthew dowd, carlos curbelo. before i cut you off before the break. you made sure to give a shout out to liz cheney. she is pretty far behind in the polls in wyoming. what she has done for the american people tonight, is that going to help or hurt her? >> well, i think liz cheney's goal is public service. i worked with liz cheney in 2000 and 2004. i've had criticisms of liz cheney, related to the iraq war and a number of other things i've had, of her. but i think she's much more worried. i mean, much more concerned about what happens with our democracy and our constitution than her political life. she is behind, as far as i can tell, she is behind. i don't dismiss the odds of her winning in that. i think her appeal to principled conservatism still does well but as i said earlier, she knows she's putting her political life on the l

way behind david perdue and way way way behind the incumbent brian kemp. yet, being the trump loyalist that she is, she knew exactly what to do next. she is now refusing to concede, claiming the election was rigged, the campaign spokesperson told the daily beast, quote, we have a last data team working on the 2022 primary election fraud. more will be forth coming. end quote. yeah. here's the thing. she's got a plan to prove that she actually received more votes than the election officials say a big plan. watch this. >> so e.p. voted for me, cast a vote early, he cast a vote on election day, or voted by absentee, i'm going to knee your affidavit, when it is notarized, with your signature, and it's you stating and atesting to the fact that you voted for me, in the republican primary, in 2022, and that is going to stand up legally. so that actually, they're trying to make me look stupid and it is going to come back to bite them because we're going to have way more than that in affidavits to show that we have more votes than not. >> no, it is not. it is nonsen

he won't forget that top of the 864 oakland make it eight four kemp with his second home of the year. he'll weigh the new friends in kansas city a's get their fourth win of the month 9-7 the giants and action against the reds right now at last check nine one giants over the reds the yankees have been destroying pitching staffs. all season long new york. has the best record in the majors. they've scored the most runs, but the houston astros shut them down today. combine no-hitter christian javier for high 13 strikeouts and seven innings big hug from dusty bake right there hector naris through the 8th and then ryan presley in the nine giancarlo stanton's ground up to third base ends it three-nothing the final the yankees have only been no hit twice since 1958 both by the astros and both times oddly enough at yankee stadium a great story is happening tonight. you may remember stanford pitcher markipel was the number number one pick in the 2013 draft. astros never panned out. he even quit baseball for some time was known as one of the few number one picks to never make it to the big leagu

because brian kemp refused to help him illegally overturn the election. mike pence has been stumping for kemp. who had a big lead going into the voting today. trump versus pence is like johnny versus amber all over again. nobody wins, you know? [ laughter ] all you're left with is poop in the bed. [ laughter ] when you've got poop in the bed, that's when you need the mypillow man, mike lindell, who is still screaming about the voting machines. >> they ran our ballots on a copier machine and ran them through the es&s machine. they sat and looked and, what? it's very corrupt. by the way, if you are -- es&s, if you're one of the owners and you're watching right now, please show me, es&s, you can go to suemikelindell.com, we have a template there. jump on the bandwagon, es&s, because you're going to be bye-bye. >> jimmy: the crazy part is he was driving that car. [ laughter ] if you go to suemikelindell.com, this is what you get, "this site can't be reached." [ laughter ] just like mike himself. you do have to hand it to mike. he's been putting his time and h

i want to address the brian kemp questioning. the governor of the great state of georgia, a republican like many have heard from, supported donald trump, and now he is providing what could, for all intents and purposes could be incriminating information the same with rusty bowers out in arizona, the more we have republicans that supported donald trump coming forward with information that is >> bill barr, republicans are giving damaging. >> it is not a partisan witch- hunt? >> i know t it is hard to believe. >> thank you. damning testimony today to talk about coming from the hearings that happened up on the hearing today. a lot to discus. we want to get straight to evan perez, senior justice correspondent. the big headline out of today's hearings, trump's allies, helping the former president overturn the election. tell us more about this and how our lawmakers are responding. >> what we are hearing, a blockbuster already before we got to

this is brian kemp and kris karl who are up for reelection. they have their own version of an abortion ban right here in georgia that bans abortion at six weeks, before most women even know that they are pregnant. and that's what we are dealing with. that's why i'm excited to have people like stacey abrams on the ballot, so that we can have someone, willing to stand up for the rights and freedoms of all georgians, not just some. >> well, this bull in atlanta general constitution shows that's that in georgia, 68% of adults support roe v. wade. so what is the republican political calculation that says, in a governor's reelection campaign but, as a republican, he will try to absolutely restrict reproductive rights in georgia. >> lawrence, let's be clear, that it's not 60% of democrats. that is 68% of all people all voters in the state of georgia. and so -- >> let me just, for the audience, to inform them, 43% of republicans in georgia, republicans are split evenly in their support for roe v. wade. please go ahead. >> what that shows us, lawrence,

lets talk to sean kemp. partly because successful lib dem candidate richard ford said it was a shock wave. winners tend to go for hyperbole but maybe it's not. it’s maybe it's not. it's understandable - maybe it's not. it�*s understandable hyperbole, because i 30% swing is massive, an area that's how conservative since the time of queen victoria, it's clearly right up there in the seismic by—election results, you would say, and we were talking before about the lib dems thinking they have a chance. i don't think they thought they would get a majority of egg, the size of the swing is quite interesting. we talked a lot about the impact this might have on political parties. one thing that is interesting about both these results, the message it sends to voters. you think of the lib dem in labour voters, i can tell you now how many diehard liberal democrats there are in wakefield, it's 508 because that's how many voted for a them up there. while in hoviton, about 1500 votes for labour. you can see how that t

kemp, his second homer of the year. the a's --for the first time in his career, the number one pick to houston in the 2013 draft -- he has a cold from the phillies. he did not pitch tonight game but hopefully will make his debut sometime today were very soon. that is your look at sports. enjoy the rest of your sunday . >> lisa argen is tracking your forecast. lisa: the game should be nice with mid-60's and that sea breeze coming into play. we are looking at the sunshine coming out and temperatures will be warming up through the afternoon. here is a look at the low clouds and fog. that deck of low clouds has expanded since yesterday, and from sfo you notice it is great here. mountain view is at 59. looking at low 50's and half moon bay without fog. the low clouds and fog increasing a relative humidity even with some missed end -- some mist in the upp er -- upper elevations. 59 in livermore. we were milder yesterday with that blanket of clouds during the overnight. warmer in spots in the north bay. that visibility in half