that actually precedes the 2020 general election, and that s that there has always been this insistence from the republicans who control georgia to not go to paper ballots. that s something democrats had asked for. the system that was used in 2020 was new. and when they were choosing that system there were people who said why wouldn t you have people hand mark their ballots? it s more secure. it s less susceptible to fraud and, you know, someone who may want to you know, a bad actor, if you will. and that s not what the republicans who controlled the state chose to do. they chose to go with this new touch screen system. so now what you re seeing you re seeing people saying, well, this system still has vulnerabilities that could be taken advantage of. interesting. we re going to dig into this deep story about the fake electors in just a moment with my next guest. but the two individuals the
i think what this controversy does is goes back to something that actually precedes the 2020 general election, and that s that there has always been this insistence from the republicans who control georgia to not go to paper ballots. that s something democrats had asked for. the system that was used in 2020 was new. and when they were choosing that system there were people who said why wouldn t you have people hand mark their ballots? it s more secure. it s less susceptible to fraud and, you know, someone who may want to you know, a bad actor, if you will. and that s not what the republicans who controlled the state chose to do. they chose to go with this new touch screen system. so now what you re seeing you re seeing people saying, well, this system still has vulnerabilities that could be taken advantage of. interesting. we re going to dig into this deep story about the fake
where you have brian kemp, the republican and also the state attorney general and he s being accused of engaging in voter suppression in the state. it s a key button for stacey abrams to push. morgan: jesse, you look like you have something. jesse: it was funny to hear oprah talk about the 40s in 50s in georgia. i would like to remind oprah it was democrats who control georgia in the 47 50s. i get excited listening to oprah. she excites me. i don t know what it is. she has charisma, the way she speaks. if she was a republican, and she was running against trump in the primary, i would have a tough decision to make. she s got a lot of energy. she s really convincing people. there is something about her that is just magnetic and this is really going to make stacy i think the next governor of the state of georgia. i believe oprah probably feels a little guilty because she sat on
fear, especially among the donor class, about trump, especially from liberal pockets like hollywood, where a lot of the money came for for ossoff. that s going to continue to flow. there s a lot of that money and a huge desire to see democrats take back at least one branch of government solely because of the fears about what trump could do to america are so strong. but you cannot continue to raise $8 million for these kind of congressional district races. that s unheard of, it s an obscene amount of money which the democrats poured into this and the result wasn t great. no. democratic donors need to start seeing results and they need to be convinced that the candidates out there actually have a real shot at winning. and in fact, that s why this run-off election has become extremely important, not just in terms of whether republicans or democrats control georgia s fifth district. it s the message it sends to democratic donors. on the republican side, in