people of georgia. the fate of our country is at stake. it's in your hands. you must deliver a republican victory so big that the democrats can steal it or cheat it away. [laughing]. they will be trying. i will tell you that. we have all seen what our opponents are capable of doing. i ran two elections. i won both of them. second one much more successful than the first. but we can't let this happen any longer. on election night, we were leading by so much. we won't have that tomorrow or tomorrow night. you are leading and all of a sudden boom it's gone by magic. we won florida and ohio in record numbers. we won iowa by 8.2%. nobody has ever won those 3 states and lost. never happened before. it's almost impossible unless people are very lucky or they cheat. we were up 293,000 votes in michigan and 112,000 votes in washington. in wisconsin we were way up. 356,000 votes in georgia! and 700,000 votes in pennsylvania. it was over. i should have run up to the podium and said thank you very much for this wond

they're going to be taxing georgia businesses, taxing savings, taxing georgia recovery . it is going to be nutty if thes two guys win, and that's what i >> all right that is unfortunately all of the time we have left tonight before we go wept to wish you and your family a very, very happy new year, last year was pretty tough. have a great night. ♪ >> drama on capitol hill, a group of republican senators say they will object to certifying the results of the presidential election adding new twist in georgia's runoff elections just three days before voters there decide control of the senate. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." ♪ jon: president trump will campaign in georgia monday on the eve of those crucial runoff elections. this as 11 incumbent or incoming gop senators sign a joint statement today saying they will oppose certifying the electoral college votes this wednesday. unless there's a ten-day nationwide audit of votes. they will

georgia secretary of state john mathis berger did confirm the call to fox news, the georgia republican party chair u.s. previously disagreed with roethlisberger has tweeted on this, mind-boggling that the georgia secretary of state, his lawyers would secretly record and release the confidential settlement conference with the president, democrats are jumping on this, diane feinstein is not only pressuring a election officials against the law, right nene wrath ends berger if he doesn't comply with trump's wishes, orders on extortion, also on capitol hill growing number of republicans say they plan to jacked when congress certifies the results of the election. >> waivable on january 6 on certification and a member of congress faces a dilemma to pretty lousy choices, we can vote to certify, not consider any objections, if we do that, that will be heard by a lot of americans saying we don't think voter fraud is a real concern. >> cruz wants an election audit to take place by commission, number of republicans who oppose this effort, lindsey graham writes proposing a commission at this late d

. >> that is what with the fire in georgia. when the video emerged and you saw that he was hunted like an animal. >> five counties in and around metro atlanta all elected african-american sheriff's. that's a first. martha, bret >> thank you. >> when we come back we will talk to two veteran political reporters from atlanta about what to expect in tuesday's runoff. >> looked back at the summer police protest that you mention. >> this is the fifth release briefing in downtown atlanta. you can see the windows are boarded up. this is a scene of protests, some of which frozen water bottles were thrown and rocks at some of the police officers in the area. tensions were high when a man was shot by police at a parking lot at a wendy's. atlanta residents want to see their streets return to safety and their cries for justice university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in new scholarships through this month, because hope fuels opportunity. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu caspers new year sale is here! on

they're going to be taxing georgia businesses, taxing savings, taxing georgia recovery . it is going to be nutty if thes two guys win, and that's what i think at the end of the day, they don't. >> sean: more hannity after this. yer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. unlike ordinary memory want supplements-ter? neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. >> that is all the time we have left tonight. before we go we want to wish yo and your family a very very happy new year. last year was pretty tough. have a great night. >> i'm laura ingraham and this is a special new year's additio of "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. 2020 was a slightly challenging year for all of us, but here is "the ingraham angle", we tried to alleviate some of that with little bit of fun now and then from biden finally coming out o that basement to the completely out of touch hollywood celebs. the

they're going to be taxing georgia businesses, taxing savings, taxing georgia recovery. it is going to be nutty if these two guys win, and that's what i think at the end of the day, they don't. >> sean: more hannity after this. ♪ muscle and joint pain with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. ♪ >> that is all the time we have left tonight. before we go we want to wish you and your family a very very happy new year. last year was pretty tough. have a great night. ♪ >> i'm laura ingraham and this is a special new year's addition of "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. 2020 was a slightly challenging year for all of us, but here is "the ingraham angle", we tried to alleviate some of that with a little bit of fun now and then from biden finally coming out of that basement to the completely out of touch hollywood celebs. there was no shortage of opportunity to laugh and by my isde for the entire time was ramen. author of our we

nation holds breath as georgia runoffs decides our future. all eyes on georgia today. oh, this it is. i finally know which camera. you have would think i would know television at this point. here is a, to of what the op-ed says from the "new york post." it says republicans need to win at least one race to keep control of the senate. and so serve as a vital check on the democrat party that's cratering on the far left. the democrat senate would spell the end of president trump's tax cuts southern border. increase and job killing green new deal becomes a new possibility to say nothing of the way united democrat front would impose identity politics on the nation and cancel offenders any way they can. will, we have talked about this. it's not just rabid trump supports that are texting you. it's across of the spectrum of people saying we have been awoken of the left reality who they are these races really matter. will: keep hearing over and over this is the last line of defense. what happens in georgia is the difference between essentially socialism in the united states, acr

in the state of georgia. i'm very disappointed in the gop and the turnout we had but no reason we should be losing by 11,000 votes, we should have won by 100,000 votes. this is a red state. the difference is stacy abrams and organization like hers going to metropolitan areas and get absentee ballots and people signed up to vote easily in these densely populated areas, can't do that in farm country. it takes more work, the gop has its work cut out for it moving forward. todd: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. still ahead, joe conscious of a on nancy politically's latest act of hypocrisy next. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ jillian: georgia's secretary of state demandin

they're going to be taxing georgia businesses, taxing savings, taxing georgia recovery . it is going to be nutty if thes two guys win, and that's what i think at the end of the day, >> that is all the time we have left tonight. before we go we want to wish yo and your family a very very happy new year. last year was pretty tough. have a great night. ♪ >> hello, everyone. i am juan williams with greg gutfeld, dana perino, jesse watters, and emily compagno. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." happy new year, everyone! we have a fun show i including our resolutions and predictions. we are also going to crack open a time capsule that we made a year ago in 2019, before the election, to see if our political predictions came true. you don't want to miss that.

georgia. after leaked audio of the president pressuring georgia's secretary of state to find enough votes to reverse the results in his state. >> sandra: david perdue calling the leak disgusting. more reaction from him on that in just a few moments. first fox team coverage john roberts standing by at the white house. we begin the griff jenkins in dalton, georgia, this morning. what do we expect at the big rally tonight? good morning. >> sandra and trace, happy new year and good morning. you can expect a big turnout for what could be the president's last rally here in north georgia. let me let you see the crowd already. people starting to gather. they are chanting stop the steal. the chant we've been hearing all morning long. the president comes here because early voting shows republicans need a strong turnout in north georgia. the big question is what will the president say? firestorm over that call is causing division among republicans, georgia's g.o.p. chairman. david schaefer calling it min

both voters see ossof and warnock too extreme in their political views for georgia area 56% of georgia voters are concerned about the purdue and little and alarge minority, four in ten think joe biden was not legitimately elected and when they can about their candidates, we are talking about all four of them, half the voters say that they all like honesty. we'll keep digging in the numbers and get back to you soon, martha and bret. >> bret: shannon, thank you. >> martha: let's bring in fox news analyst brit, let me start with you. your thoughts as we listen to shannon's voter analysis and what is on people's minds tonight as we wait for the numbers to come in in georgia? >> martha, i think tonight and tomorrow whether the results are final will find out if georgia is still georgia or whether the sands of time have made such a difference in that state. now prepared to elect one or two democratic senators, something that hasn't happened in that state for a long time, neither of whom were able to come out ahead in the race that ended on election day, but they had enough to force a runoff.

take georgia and change america. aoc said we want to win those two seats because we don't want to negotiate. they want the green new deal, bret, without compromise. >> sandra: those words from chuck schumer lived throughout these campaigns. take georgia, change the country. and you've heard it repeated throughout. >> that's absolutely right. to give you a couple examples what this would do from the committee standpoint. imagine having the next federal budget written by lindsey graham with a 79.6% acu rating. it will be bernie sanders if the democrats take over. if this bothers or scares you and you live in georgia, turn out and vote today for kelly loeffler and for david perdue. also speak for this sort of advice to the gop poll watchers, election observers and so on. part of the reason this trouble happened in november when they were bullied, harassed and blocked a lot left quietly. they need to make a lot of noise. i suggest everybody is a poll observer walk with a whistle like this. if you see anything inappropria

you were there in georgia. i want to talk about this interesting article making the rounds talking about people covering from outside the state, some of the nuances they are missing, this is a piece covering the runoff. eric harrison writes this. a few years ago hurricane michael, this is something the president brought up devastated south georgia and agriculture secretary sonny perdue in action with his cousin senator david purdue, they worked overtime securing disaster relief to the farm community. the result is black farmers have been voting perdue disproportionate, the president hammered on that tonight, from the outside looking in, what don't you understand about georgia voters? >> a lot of people forget we have a successful governor, governor perdue, agricultural director, they worked collaboratively putting this together in helping georgia and they didn't forget that especially the black farmers you touched on, they don't have amnesia. hurricane michael devastated farms in south georgia and you mentioned

take georgia and change america. they want the green new deal, bret, without compromise. >> bret: you spent time charging that your opponent is tied to china. when asked about it directly, he explains briefly and turns the china question to you and here's what he told peter doocy. >> these investigations have been heard by dozens of television channels and dozens of countries all over the world. one of the television channels was in hong kong hong kong. >> senator david purdue bragged under oath how he spent most of his career outsourcing american jobs to china. he operated factories in the province in china in cooperation with the chinese communist party. he should explain that on the record. >> bret: your chance, senator. >> we did exactly that in 2014 and we were elected by eight points. we did it again in this an and e not by two. this accusation is made by a young man that's never created one job in his life. i've created tens of thousands of american jobs in my career. what he did his he hid his involvement wit

to rally for two great people in georgia. senator david david perdue and loeffler get ready to volt on tuesday and republicans need to win at least one of those races they do, they will maintain control of the u.s. senate. jon. jon: rich ed son at the white house rich, thank you. well the georgia candidates are making a final push to win over as many voters as possible with just three days before those runoffs decide control of the senate. notably absent from campaign trail is senator david perdue, he's in quarantine after comes in close contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus. peter doocy is in georgia with more for us. peter. reporter: jon, good evening senator perdue is trying to be seen and heard although he's in isolation. >> what this will do is just change the way that we're ending up this campaign these last three days are critical so i'm doing media making phone calls participating virtually. reporter: kelly loeffler is knocking on doors herself today with texas senator ted cruz by her side trying to

bruce, you were there in georgia. i want to talk about this interesting article making the rounds today talking about what national reporters and people are covering from outside the state, the nuances that they're missing, this is a piece, a note to national reporters covering georgia's run-off. erica ericson says this. a few years ago hurricane michael -- this is something the president brought up -- devastated south georgia and former governor purdue swung into action with david purdue. the two men worked overtime securing disaster relief to the farm community. the result is black formers in south georgia have been voting purdue disproportionate to the black vote in the rest of the state. the president hammered on that. what don't we understand about georgia voters and what is persuading them? >> a lot of people forget that we had a successful governor, governor purdue, agricultural director. they have worked together putting this together and helping georgia. they didn't forget that especially the black farmers, s

he's 51 years old from savannah, georgia. he would be georgia's first black u.s. senator if he is able to beat kelly loeffler. that is in that corner. the other corner, david purdue, 71 years old from macon, georgia. he won office six years ago, sworn in in january of 2015. only fortune 500 ceo in the senate when he was elected six years ago. he was 71. jon ossoff, however, is 33 years old. he ran for office a few years ago. did not win that race. he would be the youngest u.s. senator if he were to defeat david purdue today here in georgia. so that's how the matchup is setup, this is how the state of georgia is aligned right now. this is purdue. had he gotten to 50%, he wouldn't be in this contest now. he was .3 show. this is atlanta. heavily blue. look for a lot of democratic votes to come pouring in throughout the day and evening hours. republicans really trying to make inroads and drove up numbers here in the rural south and also in the north where president trump made a late night visit last night in the city of dalton, georgia. we're in atlanta right here in

we are live from georgia international plaza for the battle for the senate. two runoff races two days from now that will determine the balance of power in washington. if both democrats raphael warnock and jon ossoff when, their party will control the house, the senate and the white house. if either republican kelly loeffler or david perdue is reelected, mitch mcconnell would retain control and be able to block much of the biden administration agenda. a record 3 million georgians have already cast their votes and the crucial races. meantime president trump continues to cast doubt on the legitimacy of george's election system. after losing the state to joe biden. in a moment we will speak with one of the republican candidates incumbent senator kelly loeffler. first to peter doocy and savannah with the closing arguments on the campaign trail. >> early voting data shows republicans will need a strong showing north of atlanta, that is where president trump is going tomorrow, democrats will try to run in atlanta, that is where joe biden is going, first kamala harri

i am glad the president is going to georgia. there has been tension between the president and georgia leadership, but the president is a team player. a player for his movement that he created. one of the most amazing to be a part of and witness. a big part of the movement is making sure the senate doesn't fall into the hands of chuck schumer. if perdue and loeffler win tomorrow it's in part because of president's visit today. considering the irregularities, the senators are using the correct move of action. they deserve to be applauded. they get to make their case in congress. the provision by the founders are for a reason. i am glad to see them be exercised. >> your thoughts on the situation tonight. >> back in 2005 and 2017, democrat members of the house and senate objected and they got barbara boxer to not and people applauded. i don't know if this will be make a difference but get the evidence out. i wrote 10 articles on this topic. these are the files i put together since november 13th. affidavits and court filings. there i

. ♪ >> dana: all eyes on georgia, the president and the president-elect heading to georgia to make their final pitch is one day before voters decide which party will control the senate. hello, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." these senate is on the line in georgia where candidates are battling it out into razor runoffs, peter doocy's live in atlanta. let's begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. the president will be leaving the south lawn later today. >> not until this evening, i expect and before the rally, that phone call with georgia senate, the president's critics say the president was trying to pressure him into changing the outcome of the vote in georgia, by finding some 12,000 votes. listen to a little bit of that call transcription that was leaked on sunday. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state, so tell me, what are we going to do? we won the election and it's not fair to take it away from us. >> he has said for weeks the allegations are not fact ed responded to criticism

the fate of our nation is in georgia's hands. if democrats go 2-0 here and make a sweep, washington looks different the next two years. >> he makes the point and rightly so that in the course of the beginning of the obama administration, what you saw was obamacare get through in that period where they had the house and the senate and the white house. for president trump and paul ryan, it was tax cuts that made it through in the initial years when they had all three. so you would look for some very serious changes to happen in terms of agenda and we'll see what is top of mind versus -- >> bill: the voters you spoke to, did they bring that point up? >> they're very concerned. everyone that i talked to said they were absolutely going to vote in this election. most of them already had. so the idea that they'll stay home, i did not see evidence of that that is anecdotal. one person that i spoke to is an african american pastor that said he was going to vote for loeffler and purdue. he says he believes there's a change in terms of the

, northeastern georgia campaigning. and stephen, from that campaign, thank you for taking time today. >> thank you, griff. >> and on sunday, bret baier is live for chris wallace. and he'll talk to senator kelly loeffler. check your listings for time and channel and sunday night bret and martha will have a special preview of the runoff and howie kurtz how they're covering covid aid on media buzz at 11 a.m. eastern. >> president trump is tweeting about his upcoming rally. and he's going after democrat and republican lawmakers who have everridden his veto of the ndaa, the first veto of his administration. hi. >> the president's party needs to win at least one of the two seats in the georgia special election to maintain control of the senate. the president says he's pitching in on one this tweeting this morning, quote we'll be in georgia monday night, a rally for two great people, senator david perdue and senator kelly loeffler get ready to vote. and the president cut down on his holiday trip to florida. he's been badgering

todd: as speak georgia inc. co-founder janel king point out, the democratic challengers have an uphill battle getting georgians to back their policies. >> we have two candidates who are extreme socialists, we know that to be the truth. i don't know anyone in the state of georgia who is ready for socialists to run our part of our senate and to be making decisions for us. so that's a very clear line drawn in the sand. todd: john ossoff facing questions about his business ties to the chinese communist party as raphael warnock faces repeated criticism for once saying in a sermon that people cannot serve god and serve in the military. jillian: jeopardy set to air alex trebek's last five episodes this week. the episodes were supposed to air the week of christmas. producers worried viewers would miss them because of the holidays. todd: trebek passed away in november from pancreatic cancer. he was 80 years old. jillian: the show will air new episodes on the 11th with ken jennings as the first guest host. todd: a yoga st

shouldn't they smash georgia? so georgia never comes back as a state. these are news anchors. >> these are news anchors. we have to realize that behind their story,ia there is a meta-story in the meta-story is the ideological motor that's driving the story. i think the real differences in the past the meta-story was always there but it was more subdued. reporters recognized that it's not a good idea to let it out to obviously because their bias would become too blatant. i think one of the silver linings of all this is that i think when we look at these guys, you have to be a complete dunce not to see that they are advocates. they are more passionate than lawyers on one side of the casei the idea that they are objective or trustworthy or neutral umpires making sense of the facts, that's laughable. >> laura: they all work for the dnc. mollie and dinesh, thank you. now that the pharmaceutical companies are conducting trials on adolescents with the covid vaccine, the follow-up is do kids need the vaccine? doctors who have thought provoking thoughts on all o

county in georgia. what do we have to watch for in this county specifically? >> this county voted overwhelmingly for biden. 83% and right now early voting is tracking identically to the rest of the state so if you look at a democratic stronghold all appears to be similar to statewide, doesn't seem to be any yellow or red flags for either party. this changes as we go through the list. >> in hall county, heavily republican, 71% went to donald trump. do you think this county will see those numbers again? >> in terms of proportion of votes for trump quite possibly but in terms of overall votes that is where we will get into a real challenge. we are at 69% early voting compared to november. given how republican it is it is hard to imagine anything except a lower republican turnout overall. this is a yellow flag for republicans in georgia. >> keep an eye there. when it counties to be in favor of gop this has flip-flopped a little bit. you think republicans can pull more support here? >> a tough one. everythin

election in georgia. but most importantly, i think that this country has just been ravaged economically, personally, by this pandemic and we need more than anything to be able to come together and really solve the problems facing millions and millions of americans. we have 55 million americans in poverty, one in six have entered food insecurities, so i think it's such an important time regardless of who is the leader that we come together and work to improve the lives of american people. mike: looking ahead to the speaker vote this afternoon, any drama expected? >> you know, listen, i think that the speaker has done her whipping and is confident that she has votes to retain her title. mike: all right. well, if she keeps the gavel, it may not necessarily be easy with a narrow majority. how do you basically navigate the range of your caucus from the squad on the left to more moderate members? >> you know, as you know, i'm a more moderate member and i think most importantly, we have to look at what we've don

of georgia and how they voted. there were too many unanswered instances of allegations of fraud for us to go forward with this. >> martha: you're not alone. we hear it. thank you, sir. good to have you hear today. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: so there are already big crowds gathering in dalton, georgia. president trump heading down to the state and doubling down on his election challenges. governor republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan on that right after this. >> martha: president trump continuing to slam georgia governor brian kemp and lieutenant governor brian duncan calling them a disgrace to the people of georgia. the lieutenant governor joins me now. thanks for being here today. i'm so struck by the fact that i spoke with the secretary of state, raffensperger and struck by the animosity that exists between these senate candidates and he went after david purdue when i spoke with him a little while ago and the president and the leadership here in georgia. it's striking what a sharp divide there is 24 h

let's start in atlanta, georgia, where i was born. karl, the world is going to georgia. how will that make a difference? >> karl: well, it will rally the troops on each side and give them a final message that will either bring people to the polls are not. a lot riding on the outcome. so, what each person says, whether it is vice president pence, president trump, what they say, their moment in the sun, so to speak, is going to be vital in getting people to the polls tomorrow or not. >> harris: you know, martha, there's been a lot of talk about with the president interjecting with his tweets and so on and so forth, would that be helpful, or would that be hurtful for turn out? i guess were about to find out, but you're on the ground. what are people saying? >> martha: you know, harris, i went and talked to some voters outside of the diner in atlanta and got a really interesting cross-section of what they're thinking. there is clearly a threat among conservative voters that they do not buy the outcome of the presidential election. and separate from the fact that when it come

georgia is pretty conservative. georgia understand what is is at stake. jon ossoff is trust fund socialist. rafael warnock who is a pastor who believes that abortion is okay. there are things really contradictory to conservative lifestyle in georgia. you have the proven conservative of david perdue and kelly loeffler. it's a frustration. you feel it across the country. people want to make sure election and vote matters. i've been working down here as november 3rd. i'm frustrated as everybody. we have cannot allow frustration for our president who has done o much good -- [inaudible]. not voting is letting democrats winning argument. i'm tired of democrats winning argument about voter suppression when they were the ones engaging many times in that. we've seen minority participation increase. seen all that happen last four years. we have know georgia is voting. we have to make sure our voters turn out. will: congressman, quickly, i have only 30 seconds left. sorry to ask a big question here. you brought up rafael warnock is pastor. you're a former pastor. i

but tomorrow is georgia's day. [cheers and applause] for our faith, for our freedom, we need you to vote georgia, though to send david perdue and kelly loeffler back to the united states senate. [applause] you know, actually hear some people saying, "just don't vote." men and women of georgia, if you don't vote, they win. if you don't vote, there could be nothing stopping chuck schumer and nancy pelosi from cutting our military, raising taxes, and passing the agenda to the radical left. for all you've done, for all we have yet to do, for our president, from our faith, our freedoms, for georgia and america, cast another vote for all that president trump has accomplished. cast a vote to send david perdue and kelly loeffler back to the united states senate. [applause] we've got to have georgia hold the line. will you do it? [cheers and applause] i believe you will. i believe you will, because i have faith. just like all of you. i have faith in the people of this state. the people of this state represent all that is gr

i want to ask you about the potential for voter fraud in georgia. is georgia prepared? what have you done? what have the republicans done to ensure that you have a safe and secure election on tuesday? we know that stacey abrams has been bragging on twitter that she has registered 3 million georgians to vote early. >> well, there are 3 million people who have voted already. that's short of where we were in november but what we've done is we called the general assembly to try to get this resolved that hasn't happened yet so we've gone to court, we had a couple cases thrown out because you got to go back to the legislature, but in addition to that, we've hired, we've doubled the number of poll workers, we've got cameras and people watching all the drop boxes and doing everything we can on the absentee ballots and on election day counting to make sure what happened in november didn't happen but maria, the big issue here is there are still republicans that are upset and mad about what happened in november, as i am. look, i don't think i should be in this runoff if everything

only one corporation in georgia helps the republican party, georgia tower. lost $150,000 because corporations in georgia have been intimidated by this idea of jim crow 2.0. i'm going to get $75,000 from my campaign to the georgia republican party who would needed to take the senate seat back in georgia. i'm asking people who have always help me to chip in a few bucks to help the georgia republican party make up for the money they lost because of this boycott by corporate america ofe conservatives in georgia. go to lindsey graham.com, we will send you to the georgia g.o.p. sites. you can help make up the money that was lost because corporate america is being intimidated by the left. >> sean: i like the idea herschel walker was recently on this program he apparently moved back to georgia, interesting timing. he is open to running against warnock in 2022. now, i happen to be a fan of herschel walker -- not just herschel walker the football rstyer, i like herschel walker the man, the person, the human being. it would be a great senator from georgia, i think stac

i read the new law in georgia. and boy, it seems like georgia is far more liberal, if you will, in allowing voting and encouraging voting for everybody. i don't see those same things in joe's home state. do you? >> no, but i do think they did show something. now we know what stacey abrams has been doing in her spare time besides raising a lot of money. she is writing talking points for joe biden because she was the one who started this gym crow 2.0, which is a disgrace to call what is going on here anything resembling. what this does is allow more people to vote. over the past four cycles, minority participation in georgia has improved. they have gotten better by double digits. yet you have people like senator raphael warnock claiming voter suppression. what they are doing is they are practicing voter suppression because they are making everyone believe it's hard to vote. it is not hard to vote. georgia's law strengthens that makes it secure. >> sean: here you've got joe biden, a guy that stood side-by-side with a

there were ads all over georgia and spent all around georgia. everyone around the state -- i think they were voting on the facts and the records on each of the candidates in the fight between the president and the state and elected officials i do not think were in the forefront of people's minds. >> from the standpoint of republicans, brad, you have a state that hasn't voted for a democratic president since 1992. now georgia voted in joe biden and has voted in at least one democrat u.s. senator. what's going on? >> republicans, i think at the end of the day will be the ones who lost this election for themselves. just days before this election, the republican senate refused to deliver further covid relief. i think that had a serious effect on the election results. in addition, republicans are seeking now to overturn the certification of a presidential election in georgia. i don't think that's helpful. there are a lot of things that republicans did that were self-inflicted wounds, if you will, that at the end of the day people are shaking their he

stacy abrams, georgia has gotten merck because her lies about this law that joe biden inherited, georgia is going to lose hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity and lots of jobs and i suspect voters in georgia will keep that and as you point out at the beginning of the segment despite all that in spite of the lies from democratic politicians and liberal media a majority of the american people support the georgia law just like a super majority support things like requiring photo identification when you go to vote. these are common sense principles designed to make voting safe, secure, accessible and convenient. is something you should ask for when it comes to voting, the thing i worry about most is regardless of how this election comes out if you are democrat and if you lose the senate seat, lose the governor's eat and because republicans they will say they cheated. it goes back to i don't believe the election results, that is disastrous for the country. final thought? >> the worst offenders stacy abrams who to my knowledge to this day has not conceded she lost the governor'

georgia the center of the political universe. as voters head to the polls in two senate contests that will determine the balance of power in washington, d.c. and the direction of america. the stakes are so high that president trump and joe biden both held rallies in georgia last night. the president warned a democrat victory will lead to socialism. biden framed the georgia results as pivotal for implementing his agenda. president trump also urged lawmakers and his vice president to contest the results of the presidential election tomorrow in congress. watch. >> there's no way we lost georgia. there's no way. that was a rigged election. we're still fighting it. you'll see what's going to happen. people will remember the people who don't support us. >> harris: senator ron johnson is among the gop lawmakers planning to object to the electoral college vote tomorrow. he'll join me live. you see him there. first i want to go live team fox coverage. what we can expect tomorrow. and then, though, let's start with peter doocey live in atl

republican georgia congressman buddy carter is with us of georgia. congressman, good to see you. what do you expect on tuesday? >> well, i expect a big republican turnout, no question about it. the republicans in georgia get it. we understand the national. applications that this race has -- implications. this is arguably the most important race, at least on the federal level, that we've ever had in the state of georgia. we understand that we've got to stop socialism. it is not going to come through georgia. and i think the republican voters in georgia realize that, and they're going to turn out en masse on tuesday, no question about it. eric: you've already had a record number of votes, 3 million or so, and a lot of those are in heavily democratic areas. are you concerned about that or the fact that republicans traditionally do show up in person and vote? >> well, that's a good point because traditionally we do. republicans tend to like to vote on election day, and that's fine. but we've got to make sure that we show up at the polls. the weather forecast looks good, it looks like

half an hour ago, how people of georgia wake up feeling this morning, people outside georgia and across the country, unsure how to feel and waiting for the results of david purdue and john ossoff who is going to take that seat. >> this is a georgia election with national implications. there was as much information in texas, tennessee and california as there was in atlanta. this determined the legislative agenda for congress for the next four years. what does that mean? what will happen now? we will see the outcome of david purdue and john ossoff's race. what it means potentially and democrats have the house and the presidency and do what they want. the only check on their power will be moderate democrats like joe manchin and the supreme court but the question is what will they pursue? it will be things on their agenda that would be easy to do like raising taxes. we can't overestimate this, it will be a hard left pull on this party. everywhere we looked we see the pool, the center of gravity when it comes to democrats on the left, you've seen it in the house, the democratic primary, coll

georgia's g.o.p. chairman david shaffer taking to twitter saying mind boggling that georgia secretary of state and his lawyers would secretly record and release a confidential settlement conference with the president. the president also has continued to attack governor brian kemp calling for his resignation. now, kemp, for his part. has tried to avoid conflict and support the candidates. watch. >> people are fired up down here. they know that we're the red wall to stop socialism and hand the keys to pelosi and bernie and aoc and schumer. and we just can't do that. we have got to save the country. griff: this has put loeffler and perdue between a rock and hard place as they navigate and try to put the focus back on the democrats. but vice president elect kamala harris seizing on it. opportunity here campaigning in is a van be that yesterday and went on the attack. >> yes, it was certainly the voice of desperation. most certainly that. and it was a bald bald faced bold abuse of power by the president of

incomes of georgia workers. i've even heard some democrats saying that the sports events should have stayed in georgia and then turned their celebrations into a kind of nonpartisan voter registration drive. in education drive about this. there is no doubt that president biden went further than even georgia democrats wanted to go. although i have to disagree with ben, the georgia law and the colorado voting rules are not equivalent. >> that is not true and you can't get away with saying that. they are very close in terms of proximity and you cannot get away with saying that. it is simply not true. i'm sorry. when you look at this georgia law, it is extremely reasonable. there is not -- there is no case that can reasonably be made that it represents jim crow in the south. >> that's not what i said. i said net, net, net, the voting restrictions in georgia, look at what colorado does. they send absentee ballots to every single registered voter. you can register in georgia up until election day. in georgia -- in colo

a little bit of a balance for the state of georgia. we'll see how it goes out the rest of the evening. >> bret: to point out, bill, you see the ticker, you see the raw vote total. you see the different races there. you mentioned the different parts of the states. heading in, there was a lot of advantage for democrats on absentee and early voting. republicans are looking at, what, 61, 62% of today's vote in order to win? >> they feel pretty confident if they get the 62% they'll be able to win not just one of these senate races but both of them, and why is that? if you crunch the numbers in georgia, and you saw the advance vote, they got this whole state wire, republicans and democrats, stacey abrams for the blue team and purdue and loeffler on the other team. if you get tom price, former congressman, i'll show you where he used to represent in the sixth district of fulton county, a town of braswell were north of we are in atlanta. what he said earlier today, bret, he believes he only need 800,000 people. that's a big difference. that's

hydrating is still fleel georgia. as for the claim that this law will end voting at 5:00, that's a lie, too. wait a second. joe biden just said that on tv so where does he get the idea that voting ends at 5:00. it turns out the big paper in atlanta "the atlanta journal constitution" reported that the law would ban voting after 5:00. the paper's reporters apparently hadn't read the law. they had to append this correction to their piece which effectively was the same as admitting they were repeating talking point without doing any research which is what they were doing. here it is, quote: a previous version of this story said the new law would limit voting hours on election day in georgia polling places are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and if you are in line by 7:00 p.m. you are allowed to cast your ballot. nothing in the new law changes those rules, end quote. that's the truth. finally appended to a lie. now, joe biden got his research on that bill from reporters who did no research. see how that works? today at th

trump and georgia secretary of state. what he's now saying about that phone call with the president. plus, activists descend on a senator's house, scaring the wits out of his family, while a new member of congress says she wants to carry her own gun on the grounds of the capitol. her defense of her rights. >> i refuse to give up my right, my 2nd amenment right. [♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. >> harris: activists with bull horns targeting senator josh hawley, descending on his family's home in northern virginia while he was away in missouri. >> democracy is unattack. what do we do! when democracy is under attack, what do we do? >> the demonstrators protesting his plan to object to the electoral college certification. the senator said he terrorized his wife and newborn daught

well now we see that georgia, the democrats won georgia. they got black voters to show up. they have been able to mobilize young people. there is a new day in this country many of us have been warning be a lot of people in the mainstream media, a lot of the political insiders that there is a revolution. and these people aren't interested in common ground or anything. they want to take things over. right now they have the mo momentum. ainsley: there is a report this morning from the united van lines which the moving company and they are telling us where they are seeing the most resident moving out and where they are going. moving out. most residents are leaving nassau, suffolk county on long island. bergen county and pa sake county new jersey. trip new jersey. no, new york, new york, and newark, what's your reaction to that? >> i'm not surprised at all. new york is in jeopardy of losing a congressional seat. look, these states are performing badly. when you look at the crime rate, when you look at the poverty, when you look at the way these lockdowns have affected the reside

or in georgia rather than colorado. in georgia is anywhere from 17 to 19 days in colorado fewer. peer they were all sorts of demographics mixed in here too appear there it is on the screen. we have compared the georgia voting laws to colorado. aunt johanna my come to you on this because it makes you scratch your head a little bit. why move the game to some place that actually a little bit less access in terms of days and a lot the same access of voter i.d. registration? before one thing that was important the georgia law specifically said that you can't mail out to every registered voter absentee ballot and that is an important part of getting people engaged in the election system who may not otherwise be engaged. and on mlb i agree with jen psaki, it is their decision. this idea democrats pull the string of what is going on of these decisions is just false. if they have control of these major organizations, they would undoubtedly because you have democrats in georgia, please keep your business in georgia, have a different advantage point. so i think they made the decision indepe

biden also telling georgia that georgia needs to smarten up. here is the president. >> president biden: they need to deal with this. georgia and other states to smarten up, stop it, stop it. it is not -- >> republican governor brian kemp continues to bristle at charges this is a new jim crow law. he said the state had to do something after the number of absentee voters tripled in the last election. here is governor kemp. >> doing the voter i.d. on absent east will make it more efficient for them. speed up the process and also brings another level of security. so who would be against that? how is that jim crow 2.0? >> former major league baseball commissioner saying baseball's decision to move the all-star game out of georgia was a mistake. he wrote in the "wall street journal." major league baseball can't become a weapon in the culture wars, a hostage for one political party or ideology. that three day event and as much as $100 million will now go to colorado coors field. harris, back to you. >> harris: steve, thank you very much. senator linds