ticket. this was just a bad idea, it s sort of playing itself out inevitably. i think that the only excuse to vote for walker, if you re a republican was control of the senate. that is gone now. i don t think this will be particularly crest, the only danger would be if georgia voters thought that warnock had it in the bag. all of the efforts going on on the ground we ll counter that. i don t think it ll get him the votes. and natasha, senator warnock s latest ad was about thanksgiving. let s play some of it. politics these days is often used to divide us. thanksgiving offers us an opportunity to consider all of the things that we share in common. we all want better lives for our children, we all want to live in safe and secure communities. we all want to be treated with
jonathan. it s been a very sad week, and in many ways, i wish i wasn t here with you tonight. i think that we have to take the mantra, and look forward. the truth is, this year, congress passed and president biden signed the first gun safety bill in 26 years. he broke the logjam, it had bipartisan support for any democrat and republican on it. and over the objection of the nra, which is significant. what we have to do is make sure then we have a solid, firm, gun sense majority in congress. the first thing that comes to mind for me is making sure that her chilocco, who is a poster child for the nra is not elected. and we send senator warnock back to congress. and so if senator warnock is sent back to congress, sent back to the senate, what is the most important policy that can be pushed for on guns right now? we have to close the loopholes in the background check system, which still looks a little bit like swiss cheese. we have to support assault weapon bans, and we have to have a f
walker has been claiming attacks ignition in texas that he can only qualify for if he is a primary resident of texas. walker took that exemption this year, even after launching his senate bid. msnbc reached out for a comment, but has not received a response. my question to you, stewart, do you think that at this point in the race, that development will have any impact, whether legally or politically on herschel walker s candidacy? in this runoff, at the end of the campaign, we want to win every day, and the fact that it comes, out we don t really live in the state were running for, you just have to mention, what was it like in the room? we should get herschel walker to run for the senate of georgia. it is a ridiculous idea, nobody in the u.s. senate if he did get elected, whatever, say i m going to ask herschel what he thinks about this issue. georgia has had tremendous
resolute as that is, that is the right where. stuart, how do you feel this ruling, reinstating the states six-week ban on abortion will impact this race. and conversely, how motivated are conservatives to come out for walker, given the democrats have already won control of the senate? the whole walker candidacy was absurd. in the general election, he got 200,000 fewer votes than tempted, at the top of the ticket. this was just a bad idea, it s sort of playing itself out inevitably. i think that the only excuse to vote for walker, if you re a republican was control of the senate. that is gone now. i don t think this will be particularly crest, the only danger would be if georgia voters thought that warnock had it in the bag. all of the efforts going on on the ground we ll counter that. i don t think it ll get him the votes. and natasha, senator warnock s latest ad was about
this is not about a political race. this is about our power, including a person in office meeting in agenda. and before we go, new reporting from the texas tribune but found that herschel walker has been claiming attacks ignition in texas that he can only qualify for if he is a primary resident of texas. walker took that exemption this year, even after launching his senate bid. msnbc reached out for a comment, but has not received a response. my question to you, stewart, do you think that at this point in the race, that development will have any impact, whether legally or politically on herschel walker s candidacy? in this runoff, at the end of the campaign, we want to win every day, and the fact that it comes, out we don t really live in the state were running for, you just have to mention,