later this hour. i am symone, and i have something to say. folks labor day weekend officially kicks off the mad dash to the midterms. in just over two months, voters across the country are going to cast ballots in races that will transform congress. that s pretty much the only short thing about the 2020 midterms. look, if you had asked me or anybody else in my democratic friends who will win this election in the spring. i m sure we would ve said get ready for a red wave. the stage truly seems set for widespread republican victories, but with the reversal of roe v. wade and a woman s right to make decisions about her own body being the left at the mercy of state governments. democrats have seen a steady rise in support. it s a development that just might fly in the face of historical trends. and allow democrats to keep congress blue. two of the country s most consequential states is where we are going to start today. it goes to the vote of pennsylvania, where mehmet ho
let them know that we are going to invest in them. i m so thankful for the corporations around atlanta for stepping up to hire these youth, and guess what we saw? we saw youth related crime go down 20% in just this first year. imagine what is going to happen when we go further. we ensure and entrepreneurship programs to keep kids active teams active, young adults. so that they see a future and will not be attracted to some other things that we are not wanting them to be a part of. georgia is on everybody s mind. mister mayor, this midterm cycle. but you are on the frontlines as the mayor of atlanta. how do you navigate leaving the capital city of a state that is at the center of partisan discussions. as you heard before time and time again, implanted implements everything. even the national stage, with president biden and the vice president kamala harris getting their big winds via atlanta,