know this . he aims to obliterate our , ournd gas industry energy supplies from louisiana to pennsylvania to californiaaen would power us for about four hundred years or soo. but the greenback s pulling biden strings want to shut down and as a result, well,do americans are suffering highwn prices for everything and stilll they re climbing and biden sappy anecdotes about his childhood, they don t help . we reng going through an incredible transition that is taking place this bad because the price of gas at the pump is something that i told you. you heard me say before it o would be a matter of great d discussion at my kitchen table when i was a kid growing up. oh my. i still love that tired old lineh. nowe the transition come on . i love the meaningless euphemisms by biden like day by day. this antism fossil fuel obsessik isin making us weaker. so we ve gone from self-sufficient to dependance. we re beggars for energy from despots around the world. now step two is to make
and we don t know what that if they re if these new ballots are being counted, how much that add on to it. and so that s where in the i don t know stage have have all the military ballots been counted. i can t believe we re still talking about this election all these days later. haveth they all been counted? no, they don t get counted. they re not doing until tomorrow. in so, you know, i have a feeling we re going to be having you on for a while. so don t you don t go anywhere. so i know it s great to see you tonight . all right. we re just we re hours away from the polls opening in four states. the primaries tomorrow held in texas, arkansas, alabama and georgia. nsas, georg now remember, georgia was incredibly pivotal state in twenty handing over power ultimately to the democrats in the senate p. ha senator raphael warnock, who won in that special election is running to securetis a full term.he he s the democrats presumptive nominee in tomorrow s race. but for republicans, former nf
martin luther king gave his i have a dream speech, its primary purpose was to demand changes to make it easier fort black men in particular to so they can t jobs support their families.es. when shehe says that georgia is a great place to work in a terrible place to live, that s a word that i don t understand. but more importantly, mostjo george no getting a good job,b,o being able to provide for your family. that is a place you want to live with you and your family and heart. that crime in chicago. speaking of otherer l issuesa this lawrence-lightfoot, how does she have a chance of getting reelected with all of that ? just stacey abrams does want to talk about the crime. as you well know, they don t> want to talk about this escalating problem that they createdt t. we have been standing since donald trump left washingtonng a message. if you re a criminal, it sou
governor brian kemp.ke he looks like he s going keep his job while former senator david perdue, of course, is trying to unseat him along with a handfulul of other. but racial flame thrower stacey abrams remember she never conceded during her own 2018 gubernatorial loss she is the presumed democratic nomineet .he she s also the one who led the charge equating georgia s votingge eor law to jim crow. i do absolutely agree that it s racist. it is a redux of jim crow in a suit and tie. a well, we have some news for you. states the national review got its hands on data from f the georgia secretary of state s office and as of last week, over one hundred and two thousand00 more black voters hae cast early votes in this year s primary elections than in twenty eighteen when you ran the other time. that s more than threeeethat s e the number who cast early ballots back then and overallaro the state has seentu a record turnout for early voting. that s great. joiningea now is horace cooper,