cancellations that customers experienced shows how ticketmaster s dominant market position means the company does not face any pressure to continually innovate and improve. when this hearing will actually happen is still tbd. we want to bring in scott wong, with capitol hill, with more on this, a lot of folks essentially after all of this took place, saying ticketmaster was and is currently a monopoly, and something needs to change. something needs to happen. so what can you tell us about what the senate has planned for ticket matter and could we see real change? i think it is too soon to tell at this point whether we can see real changes happen with ticketmaster, and this ticketing industry. what i can say is that there is some serious bipartisan bad blood with ticketmaster. but at the same time, good poli. you know, the we re seeing this with this issue that is bringing together, that s uniting democrat from minnesota amy klobuchar with a conservative from utah, mike lee.
brian kemp but did not back herschel walker in the midterm, and those two 200,000 voters had the decisive role and the difference between an outright win for herschel walker and the runoff he is facing against the democrat raphael warnock. so raphael warnock, it is all about getting the base back out but he is making a targeted pitch to those voters saying he is bipartisan and can work across party lines and basically giving those independent voters a safe harbor. of course, we re looking toward that date, december 6 th, for the runoff election in the state of georgia. thank you. appreciate it. we will stick with georgia if we can, everybody. more news coming out of that state. especially when it comes to the supreme court this afternoon. abortion, after six weeks of pregnancy, it is now illegal in the state. the georgia supreme court has reinstated the state s so-called heartbeat law effective immediately. while it considers an appeal. that comes one week after the law was struck