card he has to see whether or not he can drive upturnout and drive up the base and we saw it with trump. it worked. we seen it with other politicians it worked and they use race as a miscurrency. one point doesn t fact tore in the story at all but the driver was an african american. i happen to be running against mandela barns. i don t know the whole clip or story. i would say that if i don t know this race particularly well. i don t know the candidate mandela jones at all but if barns. barns, excuse me. if he were running a tough race, you know, maybe because i can t really comment on it. i have nothing to say. i have nothing to add that s intelligent. it s a bizarre it s a bizarre let me throw in a life raft, as well. bakari, it s a bizarre comment and race that is like what else do you say there? john wants to chime in, too. when you say like black folk don t love america, i m not
people there. that s where independent voters are. in a race this tight both looking to capture indepen pend voters. thank you, jessica. let s go to wisconsin where the incomekcumbent ron johnson is l in with mandela barns. both sides hammering each other today. i ll tell ya what, i don t think we ever really thought we d have a political party here that first of all, has no problem lying and who elects leaders that don t particularly like this country and don t particularly love or like like half of us. okay? let s face it, that is what we have. it s terrifying what s going on to be quite honest with you given the fact he still has not committed to accepting the results of this election. still hasn t accepted the results of the election two years ago. this is a person living completely in the past.
with competing scores imploring his voters to get out and vote on election day to avoid that potential runoff. also of note, herschel walker, governor kemp both on the campaign trail. governor kemp competing against democrat stacey abrams. kemp holding a big unity event with p republicans. walker are not appear with that. senator warnock, meanwhile, will be here this evening in columbus addressing his supporters. eva mckind joining us from georgia, thank you. i want to bring in cnn s omar jimenez. he s in wisconsin. you re following the close contest between the incumbent republican senator ron johnson and his democrat challenger mandela barns. give us the latest there. reporter: that s right, wolf. lieutenant governor mandela barns and senator johnson are making final stops. we started our day with barns who told us they feel like they ve done everything they could do to this point in
endorsed democrat john fetterman over the man she turned into a household name. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. fetterman s opponent, republican candidate mehmet oz, skyrocketed to fame, of course, because of his recurring segments on the oprah winfrey show. and that led him to his own syndicated show, which was coproduced by oprah. sometimes these things come alive. sort of sleepy here. now, these can grow can you hold that, please? no! just a little bit just a little bit there. onto the dairy state now and another candidate oprah endorsed for the senate, and that of course is wisconsin s lieutenant governor mandela barns. this afternoon, barns took on his opponent, ron johnson, after johnson would not outright specifically without equivocation commit to accepting the election results next week. a person who would go so far as to say, yeah, i didn t get
johnson s favor. kirk voss and susan, mandela barns supporter. thanks for being was, kirk. you believe that inflation is an important issue, now i want to show our viewers in wisconsin where inflation stands right now. you see it today 6.8%, a month ago 6.2% but 12 months ago, just 1.2%, kirk, how much of your support for johnson is inflation? i would say a lot of it. personally i m affected by that certainly from a business standpoint we are affected. our employees are affected. you can t escape inflation and the thing that s most troubling to me is that a lot of it is self-inflicted and its due to