purdue. they took planks from my platform. we see now the general assembly is stepping over itself to get many of these conservative initiatives passed through from constitution carry to giving people back their money in terms of a tax cut with reducing state income taxes. my message is resonating. i want to do for this country what i have been able to do for georgia. that s to go to washington, take back our country. stop this nonsense where they are trying to federalize elections. stop this nonsense where our borders have been not secured like they should have under the previous administration. i want to move forward and making sure that our medical freedoms are protected. look, i m a conservative. i have traditional values. the left has taken this country too far to the left. that s why i identify with the 10th congressional district. those people that have values like mine. conservative values. they are hardworking entrepreneur spirit. things of that nature. we have to get back to
i call, federalize elections? you know what s sad about that, you know, to use the name of a great man to brand something that is so bad i think is terrible to do. you know, senator lewis was one of the greatest senators that s ever been and for african americans that was absolutely incredible. to throw his name on a bill for voting rights i think is a shame. first of all, when you look at the bill, it just doesn t fit with what john lewis stood for. i think they know that. i think that is sad for them to do this to him. the lewis herschel walker is talking about there is john lewis. john lewis was not a senator. what did he say there, senator lewis, one of the greatest senators that has ever been. john lewis was never a u.s. senator. he served in the house of representatives for over three decades. he then said to throw his name on a bill for voting rights, i think that s a shame.
why? the main reason, they want to pass bills that will forever cement the democrats in power, federalize election laws impose california votes system on that what is they are obsessed about, seizing power and holding on to it forever. manchin has consistent he said he would not do that. trey: ending on a happy note, merry christmas to you, anna and your children, and i hope arkansas wins its bowl game. merry christmas to you and your viewers, great to kickoff christmas week with you. trey: take care. coming up americans have been living with the pandemic for years, virus
it s got all these different ideas. when you try to nationalize, federalize the way the other side of the aisle is doing on more than just this, i think you re constantly in that area of contention, and when i got here three years ago, of course, we ve gone through two impeachments, through the biggest health care crisis. a lot of these issues don t even get discussed like the high cost of health care, maybe climate, maybe budgeting, how do we pay for all this? when it comes to things like abortion, i think it s clear it s time to turn it back to the states, let the diversity of this country show forth. it eliminates a lot of the contention to where we become the hatfields and mccoys on many of these issues. when do you believe abortion should be available? you re going to have to vote on these issues. every elected official in this country is going to have to state very specifically a lot of times elected officials have
0 than 8500. fair to say, pam bozanich is not one of them. life in prison for those two is just fine. i hope they live a long, long life. this sunday, the fate of roe v. wade. life is so precious, and these babies have a chance now. the supreme court signals it s ready to allow an abortion ban at 15 weeks. is it going to weaken or overturn roe v. wade? is it really an issue about choice? why is 15 weeks not enough time? lawyers defending roe argue that fetal viability should remain the standard. mississippi s ban on abortion two months before viability is flatly unconstitutional under decades of precedent. and liberal justices warn of damage to the court s reputation. my guests this morning, democratic senator amy klobuchar and republican senator mike braun. plus omicron. we re going to fight this variant with science and speed, not chaos and confusion. new travel restrictions amid concerns about transmissibility and how effective vaccines will be. because of th