i am going to work very hard. i ll go six or seven days a week when we are 60 days out. and i will be campaigning for all of these great people that do have a difficult race. leland: you guys have a big race coming up. the governor s race down there in georgia. we no president trump endorsed the underdog. the underdog is the republican nominee. he comes down to georgia and campaigns for him. will that make a big difference you think? and he comes down to campaign. you have to understand as much as they motivate his base that he is as dynamic of a motivating her. in the metropolitan areas like atlanta, marietta, savanna, augusta, columbus, they will see a democratic turnout. leland: was not the same talking point we are from democrat to donald trump would motivate so much of the liberal base to come out for hillary clinton and we all know how that ended up.
mendacious to be trusted, they will seize on this and i think there s going to be a definite backlash in certain areas. you had mr. patella on a moment ago talking about the georgia governor. stacy abrams may very well be able to make a turnaround in the metropolitan atlanta counties another suburb and more educated places that would trump so to speak that turn out for the more rural poorly educated counties they can also strongly for trump. if she s able to turn out the educated areas the sophisticated voter and it looks like she will be a graduate of yale law school, fantastic lawyer in her own right with absolute groundbreaking democratic and the democratic party in the house. she may be in that race simply because of the trump factor. these can have a hard time. i m sorry, go ahead. liz: i want ask you one more
release. we bring in our top radio panel. although there s a notion behind you, so you re not in atlanta right now. robert, people could agree the last government shutdown over immigration did not end well for the democrats. complete control. if they have a government shutdown with republicans in charge of the house of the house, the senate coverage at issue in white house command we are to have a government shutdown with republicans in control. they didn t end well for democrats. the primary thing as it will be so close to the election.
the 70 euros civil-rights icon is under routine observation and expect it to be released later today. he s been expected at an event in atlanta last night. he went to the hospital after they are on the flight to atlanta. liz: stay with us. investigators search for answers after a man kills four family members and then turns the gun on himself in texas. we just heard pop, pop, pop. i don t know. he just took off running. trains are a talk radio panel taking on president trump s new vow to shut down his government if democrats don t vote for the wall and immigration reform. 50,000 people in california evacuated from their homes as more than 12,000 firefighters battled 17 major fires across the state. our own jonathan hunt does in
close your windows and mouth and don t breathe this in. steve: they have known about that for a very long time. brian: this there it goes for the people of atlanta, georgia i didn t think that other place looked too bad. i was shocked. it s not that old that stadium is not that old. brian: are we sure we want to do this? steve: come down to the new one has more luxury sky boxes? exactly right. it s all for money. because that s where the owners make their money is from the sky boxes. brian: you just wonder, too, how much the state had to kick in. arthur blanket the owner of that team has cutting edge facilities. his team went to the super bowl a year ago. and they had this to build off on and not having the same season this year. right now having a tough season. they got time to turn it around. brian: right. ainsley: think about those kids that played in that stadium they were 18 years old or i guess 20 when they are drafted or whatever. 21. they played in that stadium and now it