special election is that the gop has underperformed under donald trump. and lawrence, look, this is a great paradox that is where the republican party is today. you have a congressional seat vacated by a republican member of congress who left under disgrace for trying to compel his mistress having an abortion and that s trying to be saved by a president who just paid hush money to a born porn star. so what that means in this race it s going to be very tight. the one thing we learned is this, republicans who are upset with the president who don t want to turn out for the president, they do turn out for their party. i think that s where the republican candidate might have a chance tomorrow night is the turnout vote for the gop. to david s point, this is supposed to be i don t know what you call it a morally cleansing election p given that the vacancy occurred out of this scandal involving the republican who held the seat and the abortion for his mistress, all that stuff. and there
say about him. he called to say c congratulations and encourage me and let me know as we go into june 20th it s all hands on deck for republicans. do you think that president trump will come to georgia and campaign with you? i would hope so. karen handel didn t mention donald trump in that speech last night and now she says she hopes he campaigns with her. it was obvious that he was very invested in this, not only from the standpoint of providing another win but making sure that congress and the republicans still have a substantial majority. i think one thing i would like to point out on this race is a lot of people aren t looking at the total numbers of this, or the turnout vote. less than 50% that turned out in this race. 70%, 75% in 2016 for georgia six. there are over 100,000 votes left for republicans to get and the democrats only have around 20,000. are you telling me it all
millennials as a turnout vote. like in nevada, a close senate race. there is a house race in montana. medical marijuana. a republican congressman, democrats have an outside chance of defeating him. one reason why, it could drive up some the liberal voters, college students in the state. this is perhaps one reason why. the one point we shouldn t make is that this is a democratic/republican issue. a lot of democrats are more conservative and in line clinton and trump both agree. they re on the same side and support medical but not recreational. you could see this driving more liberal minded and libertarian voters to the polls. i agree but it s also a younger voter. i think it draws a lot of young voters of color out as well. i agree. one of the things we realize