that election in mississippi, that runoff is a week from tomorrow. so tuesday after thanksgiving. and now we know actually that the week after that there is going to be yet another big important statewide race with national implications in georgia. in georgia, of course, democrat stacey abrams did not win the governorship against republican brian kemp. i realize that is an awkward way to phrase it s. but you can t say that stacey abrams conceded the race to brian kemp because she didn t. abrams has acknowledged that she did not win and that kemp will ascend to the governorship. but she has been steadfast and firm in her criticism that the reason kemp won is because of the systematic racially specific voter suppression efforts that he ran as georgia s elected republican secretary of state, as the man responsible for running elections and mainta maintaining the voter roles in georgia. brian kemp is going to move on to be governor of georgia, but there is still going to be another state
there is no question that you are formally requesting for a certain number of documents. it could be scheduled for a couple of weeks out but it is finite and asking for information within a certain period of time. it is force full and formal and it is a common way that a prosecutor would get information like this in a case. carl, regardless of why he did this, there is a sign that mueller is going further which you are not looking into the president s finances. of course, this is mueller s charter and this is what he s expected to do. look, if there is nothing there as donald trump and his family mainta maintained, if there is no business activities and donald trump may have been manipulated by the russians willingly or unwittingly. if there is no business dealings
president trump was saying that military opgs were locked and loaded. he was warning kim jong un about overt threats or an attack on guam. the security situation has certainly raised tension in the region and beyond in russia. they are upping their air defenses in japan. they have deployed some land-based missile interceptors and south korean officials say that their military is mainta maintaining a full readiness posture. ready to respond with powerful force if further provoked from north korea. where do we go from here? how much more rhetoric can we expect? well, that part is unclear. it seems that every time one of the sides issues some kind of threat, there is a response, but for now we know that the u.s. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is traveling to the region. he is expected to meet here in south korea tomorrow with south korean president. certainly this will be the big topic of conversation. absolutely. as we should expect. alex field in soul for us. thank you so much,
explaining our democracy and institutions. how are you as diplomats explaining this overseas? well, it is difficult. and you know, ambassador smith has been a career service officer for about 25 years. you know, she is expected to end her post in qatar, but could remain in the foreign service. and i think one of the things is, she has been a public diplomacy officer that people are asking, look, you tell us to mainta maintain adherence to the rule of law. you know, they re asking questions about the u.s. democracy. and look, it s their job to go out and ask about the u.s. diplomatic system. and diplomats are saying it s increasingly frustrating with this unpredictable president that a lot of questions are being asked. for instance, when they were asked questions about the executive order and a lot of
this retroactive registration as a foreign agent after talks with federal authorities, that makes paul manafort the second high-ranking campaign official to have to retroactively register as an agent of a foreign government. michael flynn was also apparently advised that he should register for his previous work on behalf of manafort and on behalf of a foreign policy and made that after lying about contacts with a foreign government. this information comes on the same day that the associated press confirmed that paul manafort received some of the money that was ear marked for him in a secret ledger mainta maintained by the ousted pro-russi