we saw that change with stacey abrams when stacy abrams ran for governor in 2018. she not only did she support gun restrictions. you boasted of her f rating with nra when just four years earlier the gubernatorial statewide candidate democratic candidate, you know call themself an nra democrat. so you saw this sort of sea change of democrats playing to their base really for the first time aggressively aggressively rather than going towards the middle. but that's not what happened necessarily with a democratic party at the national level and even now i mean the desire for the white house to appeal to people beyond the base is something that makes biden the object of quite a bit of criticism. we see often from those in the base. have you seen that in georgia as well? yeah, there's a feeling among democrats this cycle right the in 2020. it would be really hard to recreate what happened. the magic that happened in 2020 where you had a huge surge and turnout voters. sorry and suburban voters a huge turnout surge among suburban voters and the base showing up especially in

we saw that change with stacey abrams when stacy abrams ran for governor in 2018. she not only did she support gun restrictions. she boasted of her f rating with nra when just four years earlier the gubernatorial statewide candidate democratic candidate, you know call themself an nra democrat. so you saw this sort of sea change of democrats playing to their base really for the first time aggressively rather than going towards the middle. but that's not what happened necessarily with a democratic party at the national level and even now i mean the desire for the white house to appeal to people beyond the base is something that makes biden the object of quite a bit of criticism. we see often from those in the base. have you seen that in georgia as well? yeah, there's a feeling among democrats this cycle right that in 2020. it was really hard to recreate what happened. the magic that happened in 2020 where you had a huge surge and turnout voters. sorry and suburban voters a huge turnout surge among suburban voters and the base showing up especially in urban parts of g

written by stacey abrams? we leave the question to you. in the meantime, we want to tell you the voice-over of stacey abrams pornography presented by our producer. here it goes. ♪ ♪ >> let's be clear, i want more than your mouth. i intend to have everything. i'm not a case to be solved. but the craving begun last week had followed her, taunted her, and now relief stood inches away. i'm picky about who i sleep with, sheriff. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: the craving taunted stacey abrams, if you know mike weren't aware cravings could tay can, we have a craving for more stacey abrams. we are about to scratch that itch. watch. ♪ ♪ >> thrilled, overwhelmed, moved beneath him, ranged over him, and launched a deliberate -- shoulders, kisses that trailed along the strong column of the throat, the square lines of his jaw, meeting their mouths, she sank into his kiss, afraid she'd never want to leave. >> tucker: [laughs] she didn't just sleep with him, she launched a deliberate assault on him, like putin invading ukraine!

so many viewers, you should go to stacey abrams. com, we have it mid light deadline tomorrow, we are trying to catch up. here is the thing, i know it is a terrifying time in our country as really reflecting on your last panel. here in georgia, just this week the governor was signing legislation that allows parents to ban books in our schools. that allows bullies to basically prevent trans kids from playing sports with their friends, and on, and on. i would deposit that the republican party is the grand old party of home wrecking. this is a dangerous party that is anti our kids, allowing hospitals to close in the pandemic, banning books, and preventing them from learning the truth,, and here in georgia like many states around the country, jonathan, kemp and republicans have signed a law to allow anybody to carry a loaded concealed weapon without a permit. we previous to this year had a permitting process that was preventing thousands of domestic abusers, and criminals from being able to carry a concealed weapon. that is now gone. and

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and we will be stacey abrams. >> i work hard for president trump. i worked hard for both of our united states senators, and our whole republican pick it up and down the ballot. in the middle of a global pandemic, i might add. but you know, when we did not win, i was as frustrated as anyone else. we have passed the strongest integrity act in the country. when i was secretary of state, i worked hard for secure licenses, as soon as the obama department -- fighting stacey abrams, i don't know how many times in those liberal groups. and you know what? nobody cared back then. but i did what i told people i would do. but i am not -- >> my goodness. this is, it is more of the same. >> it is more of the same. they literally spent the last debate arguing about the 2020 election. the november election will be the first one held since new voter suppression laws were passed last year. here is democratic candidate for governor, stacey abrams, earlier today. >> i am concerned about georgia's role in the 2024 presidential election. we are one of the states where if

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they are terrified that stacey abrams might become the governor. she's playing a huge role in this gop primary and then in november, of course, up until then she's had the entire field to herself. the first thing voters saw after that debate was an ad from stacey abrams, big smile on her face, very positive message. she has the room to do that because she's unopposed right now. >> there's only one candidate up here that's defeated her in the past, he said, and that's me. thank you as always. >>> still ahead, ukrainians worried the city of kharkiv is in a strategic position near russian supply lines and under constant shelling in the east and could now be the next mariupol. we'll take you there, up next. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the firsdose... with injtions every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if

for stacey abrams. 50 to 100 grand, a lot for stacey abrams. abrams has pulled in at least $5 million from selling that lie through speeches and books. maybe her steamy romance novels are more successful than we thought. did you know she is an author? she wrote this book "the art of desire." under the pen name selena montgomery, oh. it's about a write his or her meets a mysterious man and discovers a, quote: raging desire between them. very hot. or maybe all the money is from these mysterious fundraising operations she is involved with. like her $62 million dark money group fair fight action. a lot of money they raised. she denies that. or maybe she got rich when she became president of the united earth. >> we greet the president of the united earth. ♪ >> madame president. >> welcome, i am so pleased that you have come. >> jesse: she is not making all of her finances public. we'll wait. meanwhile, we're getting new details on black lives matter spending spree. while black lives matter has spent years trafficking in racism to raise millions, w

stacey abrams apologized for it, it is not hard. also, they have advanced team. not like it was spontaneous, everyone is maskd and she is not. adults are not masked. >> they are not trying to help her. >> no, they are not trying to help her and i feel like you wouldn't be surprised if headline kamala harris to leave kamala harris's office because of toxic work environment. it is like a joke, how many staffers are there? usually for every politician, you have somebody who is like a lifer, with you from the beginning, who is your bad guy who became the chief of staff. >> your johnny. >> who is your john sne >> who is your johnny. >> she doesn't have a johnny. people are trying to figure that out, is that something on urban dictionary? don't look up johnny. people are leaving her like she's a war-torn country. it is not good. people left trump because they were fired, people are running from kamala harris. that is an accomplishment there. she makes mistakes with masks and school, because dana, she doesn't have a team, they have e signed and her communications team i

if stacey abrams is elected governor of georgia i just want to be honest that will be a cold war between florida and georgia at that point. i mean, i can't have castro to my south. >> a spokesman says he was making an analogy between the differences how he runs florida and how it would run should abrams win. what do you make especially in the wake of the hyperbolic attacks republicans made on judge jackson during her confirmation hearings. >> nothing gets them riled up more than a capable, intelligent, effective black woman. we saw with ketanji brown jackson, we're seeing here with stase ae abrams and this ridiculous ignorance and disrespectful lying from desantis. and honestly the last thing desantis wants is someone like stacey abrams who has a track record of getting thing down for the state of georgia compared on his fixation on preventing black history from being taught in schools, right? that's the last thing he wants. i think it also parallels some of the attacks we're already hearing from folks like kemp as well, and we can expect it to ramp up as the margins close between those

not try to look back like david perdue and stacey abrams have been and not admit that they lost elections. >> bret: kemp and perdue face off final debate sunday night. early voting begins monday in georgia for the may primary. president biden is facing criticism from all sides for his immigration policy and that includes hispanic voters. senior correspondent alicia acuna spoke with hispanic voters across the country on their views on the border crisis. >> from florida. >> we do need a president that will take care of our borders so we can keep our country more safe. >> to california. >> certain parties allow these immigrants to come in hopes that we will get votes in return. >> immigration remains one of the top issues for hispanic voters. the once reliable segment of the electorate now may be waning in its support of democrats. a recent quinnipiac poll finds president biden's approval among hispanic voters sits at just 26%. florida senator rick scott chair of the national republican senatorial committee is charged with turning democrat misfortunes into g.o.p. gains in the midterms. >> .

the book also dishing that stacey abrams was "dismissed almost from the start." ouch. because of her lack of experience, and losing the 2018 georgia governor race that she still thinks she won. [laughter] all that aside, the most interesting part of the book, i thought, had to do with president joe biden. let's flash back before we get to it. the years jen psaki telling us that obama and biden are buddy-buddy. >> i would note they continued to talk regularly. they are real friends, not just washington friends, so i'm sure they will talk about events in the world as well as their families and personal lives. >> kayleigh: that was jen psaki, but remember this moment when president obama came to the white house and joe biden was kind of left in the dust and it was awkward and embarrassing? that seems to be more of the story, harris. apparently obama, according to pelosi in this book, has completed feelings about joe. they only spoke occasionally at the outset of his presidency, hardly the stuff of the tight brotherhood they have sold us. and she is saying obama is jealous

did she not remember stacey abrams? we talked about this at the beginning of the air, stacey abrams surrounded by kids mask list. this is a p.r. fiasco. jamaal simons is the new communications director and is a 46 account. official government account. i don't know if you want her, maybe she did want her. it's just simply not a good luck. >> i've a question about that. we are in an optional zone and one of my children just started today with optional mask wearing at school. one was previously allowed to do that. what would you suggest just from a communication standpoint that the president -- the vice president -- what would you suggest that kamala harris do with that? because the optional mask wears her doing that, or does she walk -- >> i think she doesn't wear one when she's speaking but. i don't even think they need to do that. if they believe in masks religiously put it on as you leave the podium, joe biden -- remember when i was frantically looking for that, put it on before you leave the podium. if you are a mask

he will also have stacey abrams running statewide at the same time, probably working together on get out the vote efforts, which are huge in georgia in terms of getting turn out. that is going to be a major issue for democrats. so either way, it should be kind of an expected result, if that makes sense. host: let's get to calls for our guest, leah askarinam. we will be to liam in south carolina. good morning. caller: yes. it has been a while since i called. i'm going to cover three topics. let me talk about the ukraine and russia situation. i know it is not that different from iraq and afghanistan. i don't understand why we need a bogeyman. we've got to feed that military-industrial complex. let's talk about immigration. illegal immigration is killing america, and they used to go to mexico before their court date. now they get to stay in the united states before you go to court. the joe biden administration is giving illegals free smartphones where they can be tracked. how ludicrous is that? and the national debt is over $30 trillion while we are spending money on -- for america. chi

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stacey abrams and her and she was more experienced because they said they were going to pick a woman of color to be vp. instead of saying we are going to pick the best choice. even though both candidates, although great in their own ways, one was unsuccessful in a political bid. the other one competing against him in the campaign showed she was unelectable. both showed they were not good choices to be vp based on performance but performance doesn't matter. the only one -- his wife who knows him better than anyone else, knows his failings. of course was upset with somebody there was going to take advantage of him and be rude and not participate which is what she's doing. i think she's capable of doing things if she's so chooses. but she's more interested in watching the house burned down and actually help. she's waiting for him to get moved out. this is what happens when you pick office inside of of this. >> greg: i think -- >> classic '80 cinema. weekend at bernie's. just has to be there. no one expects him to do anything or be good in anything. the whole idea was you know who he is

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how about stacey abrams in georgia? she still questions the governorship. what about fauci? what about when they claimed the vaccine could stop the spread of covid. we all know what these terms like hate speech and antiscience and disinformation really mean, they mean traditionalist to especially populous and social conservatives will have about the same rights to free speech as they would have at, say, maybe yale or swarthmore. in other words, they'll be silenced. suspended for refusing to give into the accepted view of the establishment at the time. here's what you can bank on. aoc is never going to be punished. liz cheney is never going to be punished. of course the ccp online, do you think they are ever going to be punished? no way. it's only those who disagree on key issues with political royalty like biden and the clintons, obama and bush. they will be punished. remember, fauci was an extension of all of them. he was a creature of the bureaucracy come in love with china, imperious. think about how he and others worked to discredit and silence with the help of his faceb

i also think that stacey abrams, if she were to somehow win the governorship in georgia, she's an automatic entry into this race. jared polis is the governor of colorado, people are interested in him, he would be a way out of the box choice, but a governor would be probably a better bet for the democrats. i think they are in for not only a bad 2022, but to me it looks really hard for me to understand how they would turn it around by 2024. >> it feels, it sure feels that way, doesn't it? barack obama already serviced his two terms, but he's emerged to weigh in on some of the biggest policy issues at the moem, which former presidents don't normally do. do you see any significance in that? >> i think part of the thing we're dealing with now is we've never had so many former presidents still living. jimmy carter hasn't been president since niangy and he is still with us. although he doesn't comment on foreign policy as much as he used to, he'll weigh in once in a while. president obama is a young man. he's got this netflix deal, a spotify deal, and he takes um bring at the idea that jo biden sa

perdue's opponent stacey abrams argues states are generally doing so well because of general funds sent to them by the federal government. >> i want us to remember it's not who put their name on the card, it is who bought the gift. and while there might be a k name on the card, it's biden and warnock who got the money here. >> are and i hear what can you do to help? we tried to do something. >> reporter: in connecticut, ned lamont, who is also up for re-election this year, says the bipartisan legislation he signed into law to halt the gas tax for three months and suspend bus fares will make a difference. >> it will make life a little more affordable as well. >> reporter: chris haines says for democrats who are already facing a tough midterm environment, these mitigation strategies may not do much to change their electoral prospects. >> what americans care about are broader perceptions of the economy. how they think the economy is doing. not necessarily how they're doing individually, economically. so even if they do get these benefits and feel these benefits, it may not go down to the b

you've got kamala harris not wearing her masks, stacey abrams. these are recent examples. you mentioned the children, how the children in schools still need to be masked according to the cdc guidelines. this is the last, it is so sad to me, it is the last thread they have to hold on to this pandemic. they are targeting the most innocent segment of the population. >> and, jackie, i have another issue with dr. walensky. i called for her resignation twice, instead of actually putting out the real science she has been shown, been shown point-blank to literally plagarize letter and comments, statements from the american federation of teachers union to put that into cdc documents. this is again the trust of the american people no longer because of these two individuals and others. they no longer trust the american medical system. sadly enough, children least at risk with all of these, if you do the calculations it is just a fact. the fact they're putting these kids in school, we know masking, no socialization of kids is so critical and so important. they have put important what

and you had stacey abrams, other georgia politicians say, don't move the all-star game. mlb moved too quickly, made a horrible mistake. >> then you step out on that ledge, and as donny said, now you have to answer for everything, look at the contradictions, what about china and what about everything else. let me ask you about another company, tesla. sales up 73%. >> through the roof. the year before that, they doubled. the big three is going backwards. they've beat just subaru and volvo, they're about to mass mercedes, bmw. you cannot like elon musk, but you cannot give tesla anything but huge props. >> speaking about not liking somebody, you and fans have never liked coach k. yet, the rest of the country looks at this guy. >> 45 years, but there's never been a due player that's had any blemishes on them. forget about the winning and the five titles and the 17 final fours. he has been in the public eye and has never had any one negative connotation with any of his players, with his program, hard to do that in 45 years. >> what about pop-tarts, finally. we were talking ab

abrams to greta thunberg. >> it is not just coats on the wall, we are eroding -- we are committed to women risking and leaving. >> i can bring it forward and normally we take it and run with it and i love that freedom. julian: title ix is dedicated to lifting women and elevating women's issues. the company recently made headlines for donating $1 million to the u.s. women's soccer team in its fight for equal pay. the federation settled with soccer stars earlier this year and agreed to pay men and women at equal weight going forward. a leveling of the playing field that she hopes to see more of. >> my goal is that if we are successful we owe -- we will have fostered a whole bunch of other leaders that will make women leading and risking and owning not so unusual. i want kids to see regardless of their gender that all doors are open. julian: all thanks to 37 world -- 37 words. liz: check out abc7news.com /50-50 where you will find a good -- a growing collection of stories dealing with title ix. still ahead, the long-awaited music festival is back. we are talking about coachella. after b

we saw that with stacey abrams. she had something else going on with the president and vice president visiting. they are going to distance themselves as quickly as possible as the can from joe biden at the white house. i think this also presents an opportunity if journalists aren't willing to take it. if they are going to put biden out there market we need to be for questioning him moorpark the first questions we should be asking besides all of the things that are failing in our country, we should be asking about hunter biden and the business dealings and that missing millions of dollars and the e-mails and if he was involved in a foreign venture because if you practice president, it is pretty easy. you keep asking him and he is either going to get very angry or he is going to let something slip. that is an opportunity that journalists should take if they so choose to. >> exactly. on this friday, we will talk about the squad next. stay tuned. "outnumbered." ♪♪ suddenly i see ♪♪ this is what i want to be ♪

. >> in 2020, i wonder raise the great name of stacey abrams in this moment, in 2020, black american women did when we were made to do and drag democracy back in the light and make sure that the will of the american people was heard. and, you know, the fruit of that is bearing out now. we now have a black american woman on the supreme court, the highest court of the land, to make sure that our laws are upheld and justice is done, with and enable ways that represents the group of people that always vote on the will of the people well even. i struggle to find the words for it past what who still clifton can say or what justice jackson's friends can say about her, because i think that we are inventing the wheel here. we are actually giving democracy a chance to do its work. and i think that -- yeah, i will silence myself and say we are going to let this do its work now. i am overwhelmed to have to say. i'm just overwhelmed by it. well thank you. >> we all completely understand. caroline randall williams, thank you very much for joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you for having me.

you do what stacey abrams did in 2020, very good, you get out there, you go door to door, you mobilize a vote. that's the democratic process. what did they do? we're going to i march in the streets, we're going toig light fires, we're' going to resist. resist what? i don't know, just resist, you know? someone put a huge banner if my neighborhood off a townhouse, a big black banner, hanging off the house, it's huge, with those thick letters in white, resist. nots policy, okay? that's actually anti-democratic. and we saw how much anti-democratican activity there was in '17, '18 and '19. so there's the bad citizenship taking place. sometimes you lose. well, they say, well, why do i have to lose? we're the good people. we're the ones who care. we're the ones who should be in charge of everything. that's not how a pluralistic society works. and gets to the condition of the millennials now that they're in their 30s. they were confident, optimist optimistic, ambitious, they were going to lead america into the 21st century. well, now they're the most tolerant generation in history, this is oft

you will find quotes, posting names like billie jean king to greta thunberg, stacey abrams and vice president kamala harris. >> it is how everybody leads every day. we are committed to women risking and leading. >> i have a concept, i can bring it forward and normally we just take it and run with it and i love that. reporter: title ix is dedicated to uplifting women and elevating women's issues. the company recently made headlines for donating $1 million to the u.s. women's soccer team in its fight for equal pay. the soccer federation settled with soccer stars earlier this year and agreed to pay men and women and equal rates going forward. a leveling of the playing field missy hope to see more of. >> if we are successful, we will foster other entrepreneurs and leaders that will make women leading and risking and owning not so unusual. just want kids to see, regardless of their gender, that all doors are open. reporter: all thanks to 37 words. larry: check out abc7news.com/5050, where you will find stories commemorating the push for gender equity. coming up, the kardashians back with a new sho

all credit to stacey abrams and others, for doing their outreach. but what does the republican party do? they have outreach of black voters? no, all they have is voter suppression. that's all you get from the republicans if you are a black republican in georgia. they want you to sit in line. they want to make it so that people cannot bring you water while you are in line vote. why does he not want to break bread with the people voting in georgia? that would be a use of his time, a good use. go hand out bread and water to people standing in line to vote in georgia. i think he won't. you want to know why? the more people who vote, the less likely he is to be senator. and that is the whole game. to distract, to throw out bank shots, to call me out from, as you put it, this is a space of hannity, as opposed to getting on the ground and dealing with potential constituents. that is what he is afraid of doing. >> how much longer is this going to last? how long is that going to work for him? because he will eventually have to address the critical issues, th

the president of the united states mislabeling it stacey abrams was responsible for atlanta losing $100 million. she changed her editorial in "u.s.a. today" because she realized she was responsible for this. she has kept her head down ever since. and i think this could be the reason that the wind gets on the back when politician left or right knows they are right, they are not going to melt at the thought of losing corporate support. and those kids at disney, the youngsters at disney that don't agree with the walkout and the protest and the tears, maybe they will have the courage to stand up. so the ceo doesn't interest to bend to the left. >> i think that's exactly right, brian. i would say aspect here is just like sports you are talking about the atlanta braves losing the all-star game, espn tried to woke aphi sports and got crushed for it because there was finally pushback from outkick and places big sports fans as opposed to pretending. i think what is happening here disney has been blown away that suddenly the right realized and was willing to fight and i give credit to antioxidant

you've got stacey abrams, who is expected to challenge maybe brian kemp, maybe not. we don't know what's going on in that republican primary. it's what folks have been able to get done. and if you look at, for instance, infrastructure bill. that is a bipartisan, legislative accomplishment from this white house, that in my opinion, democrats should be going out and talking about. not what we will do, this is what we did. governor whitmer, she ran in her race, her first race, when she was running for governor. her slogan was, fix the damn roads. she got more than $10 billion from the federal government to help fix the damn roads, put $3.5 billion in her own budget to fix the damn roads and just brokered a bipartisan agreement in her state legislature for $4.7 billion to fix the damn roads. that's what democrats need to run on if they would like to be successful. >> point to the wins. >> exactly. if i was advising republicans back in the day, which i wasn't, but if i was, okay, i think republican strategists are sitting around saying, look, let's point to all the things

voting rights groups led by gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams fair fight action group filed the lawsuit back in 2018 after she lost her first campaign in the state house. she blamed her loss on voter suppression, perpetrated in part by her republican opponent, then secretary of state brian kemp who went on to win the race. the trial will focus on several election policies and practices, including absentee ballot cancellations, citizenship vare fake policies, and the state's quote exact match rule, which required voter registrants to provide additional information if their names did not match the names listed on other government records. the rule disproportionately affected voters of color in previous elections, according to a 2018 analysis done by the associated press. >>> still ahead, a dream come true in the wnba. the los angeles lakers blame their terrible season on their coach, and a sensational start for a major league baseball rookie. coming up in sports. (cto) ♪ i want the world ♪ (production manager) ♪ i want the whole world ♪ (supervisor) ♪ i want to lock it all up in

how about stacey abrams and georgia who still questions the fact that she lost her governorship with fauci flag on youtube after he lied about masks? or what about when they they all claim that the vaccine f could stop the spread of covered by now we all know what these terms like hate speech and anti science and disinformation really mean. they mean traditionalists, especially populists and social conservatives sprprwe will havet the same rights to free speech as they would have that say maybe yale or swarthmore. in other words, they'll w be silenced or repeatedlyre suspended for refusing to give in to the accepted view ofe the establishment at the time. and here's what you can bank on . aoc is never going toer be punished. going t liz cheney is never going too be punished. and of course the ccp online,ey i think they are going to ao be punished in a way it's only those who disagree on key issues with political royalty like biden and the clintons. obama and bush, they'll be punished. remember, fauci wasl just an extension of all of them. he was a creature of o the bureaucracyf in lo

. >> if stacey abrams is elected governor of georgia, i just wanted to be honest, that will be a cold war between florida and georgia at that point. i mean, i can't had castro to my south and abrams to my north. that would be a disaster. >> weather is massive. honestly, not doing anything. we have to stop -- this together. if you want to wear, it fine, but this is ridiculous. it >> trying to oppose a woke ideology in our state, we see that as i. threat wokeness will destroy this country if we let it run unabated. >> it is that kind of rhetoric that has truly chris running on his nice guy reputation. as political puts, is the bent in the end is that the playbook that worked for joe biden against trump in 2020 can work here, again, with chris against dissidents of in 2022. will that work in a state like florida? so far, desantis has raised more than hundred million dollars from his campaign. in polls show him is the second most popular potential presidential candidate for the republican ticket after trump. we should note that we asked the governor to come on for an interview and provide

i think he sees a lot of his son beau in mayor pete.br i also think that stacey abrams, if she were to somehow win the governorship in georgia, she's anip automatic entry into this race. pol jared polis isis the governor of colorado. people are kinde of interested in him. he would be a way out ofhe the box choice, but a governor would be probably a better bet for the democrats, though i think that they are in for not onlyly a bad 2020 two but to me it24 looks really hard for me to understand how they would turn it around by twenty twenty four if it sure feels that way. then there's barack obama who's already served just two terms bt of course but he's emerged to weigh in on some of the biggest policy issues of the moment which foreign presidents don't typically do. do. do you see any significance in that?ignificance in that? >> i think part of the thing we're dea well, i think part of the things that we're dealing with now as a country is s that we've nevero had so many former presidents still living this long. jimmy carter has been hasn't been president since 1980d and know he is stil

he hated him so much, he said he'd support stacey abrams. kemp is humiliating his conspiracy opponent, david perdue, right now. his pro-trump opponent. kemp is rolling over him. you have loaded guns at the airports from republicans who keep getting arrested for bringing loaded guns to airports. then you've got this michigan civil war going on within the republican party. i'm just -- i think james carville is right again. like, don't make it harder than it should be. these people are out of their mind. they are crazy. they are kooks and conspiracy theorists. just like le pen in france, they're dangerous. you don't want them in charge, even if you agree with them on some issues. even if the other side is arrogant like macron, these people are crazy. you don't want them running congress. >> yeah. whether they're the party of knuckle heads, party of weirdos or freaks, that is a simple, simple message. underneath that, it is the party of nothing. they're not offering anything. all they're offering is these obscene, ridiculous, half-baked, lunatic

if stacey abrams loses it will be devastating. thanks a lot. >> yep. >> brian: up next on this show a texas con disable arming deputies with ar-15 rifles after the murder of one of his own. he joins us live on his approach in combating crime in his community next. ♪ ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ where do you find the perfect project manager? well, we found him in adelaide between his color-coordinated sticky note collection and the cutest boxed lunch we have ever seen. ...but you can find him right now on upwork. when the world is your workforce finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need... tends to fall right into place. find top-rated talent who can start today on upwork. let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free

how about stacey abrams in my state in georgia. she wore her $50,000 tax debt with a badge of honor and asked for a republican lead. this information, should be, it is supposed to be held in the strictest of confidence. while committee republicans have a written seeking information about all of this, we still have no idea whatsoever as to how this happened. we actually wrote a chairman asking for an issue -- during on this issue, but nothing has happened. we wrote to commissioner retting asking for information, but we still do not have the information that we solved. all of the examples highlight for close oversizing over the irs. mr. chairman, that is what is needed. many democrats continue to think that the only solution is to throw more money with the irs with no accountability. i strongly reject that notion. with that, the overall birdseye view, i am grateful for this hearing. i am looking forward to asking questions and hopefully we will get answers that to this point has been refused to be provided. i yelled back. >> i think

so --- >> dana: like stacey abrams in georgia. >> we'll see how that plays out right now. the big problem for democrats is the administration. there is no one else to be held accountable for what's going on. democrats control the house, senate and white house. voters have nobody else to point the blame at other than the administration. >> dana: i have a question for you because we talk about title 42. if you could put up call for number 1. the democrats breaking from biden. i believe that the administration will find some way to not end title 42. at that point, then, all of these democrats who are in vulnerable position essential will have to find another issue to distance from president biden and it could be inflation. the increases if prices that people are paying for the things that they need to survive. you've got your proteins, milk, poultry, eggs and meat at 14%. that's a lot, tom. >> it is. the problem that the administration has on all the issues, immigration and student loan. it is not a guaranteed political winner. it will turn off independents and working class

stacey abrams tries another run at the office, she narrowly lost two years ago. one to watch on this issue. progressives have largely slammed republican efforts to reach parents as trans phobic or anti-gay, and texas, too. governor greg abbott who has won the primary, signed the bill of rights in january. >> john: how do americans feel about states stepping in when it comes to teaching about sexual orientation or gender identity? the results might surprise you. mike emmanuel is here to tell you more about it. >> the abc news was conducted in march on laws prohibiting laws in elementary school, 37% support, 62% oppose. florida legislators passed a bill that limits what elementary children can be taught about sexual orientation and gender identity. governor ron desantis signed it into bill in late march. some parents say they agree with limits on what is being taught to young children. >> we know that this content is being taught to our kids, not only k-three, and this is not just a florida problem, it's a national problem. >> the group, moms for liberty says when