2020 meeting in the Sedition Case against five oath keepers on trial for plotting to block the peaceful transfer of power. This as a sitting republican senator warns Political Violence is escalating. That senator says this. I wouldnt be surprised if a senator or a house member were killed. Up first for us, though, we count the midterm votes five weeks from tonight and there is a Blockbuster Development today in one of the senate races critical, absolutely critical to the Balance Of Power here in washington. The Daily Beast Reporting Monday Afternoon that georgias Republican Senate nominee, Herschel Walker, paid for a womans abortion back in 2009. Walker calls this accusation untrue. It is a flat out lie. And now you know how important this seat is. This seat is very important that theyll do anything to win this seat and lie because they want to make it about Everything Else except what the true problems that we have in this country is. This inflation. The border wide open. Crime. They
[dramatic music] breaking news out of georgia. Democrat Raphael Warnock and democrat jon ossoff has won the Senate Runoff election. This is the new georgia. This is a state that is changing like the country is changing. The big factor in black voters matter, its the new georgia project. You have black genius and grassroots genius on display, and black joy. We vote all we win we vote all we win welcome to the new georgia. Welcome to the blue georgia. Republicans taking another step to prevent what they believe is voter fraud at the polls. 48 states have introduced at least 389 bills to restrict voting. Both of those senate seats flipped from red to blue, and so republicans in georgia want to make sure that that doesnt happen again. Anytime a Political Party abuses their power to actually put laws in place so that whoever does not vote for them, they can prevent them from voting, that in itself is political corruption. We are fighting for our lives we are fighting for our votes we are fi
Political and policy consequences if republicans win the house and or the senate. We have with us one of the founders of election watch. We will look for some of you after the fact. Im going to turn it over to chris who will introduce the panelists. A couple of pieces of business. We are going to have some presentations on big picture things, the house, the senate, governors, other things. We are going to turn to your questions. For those in the room, we will take your questions at the microphones. For those viewing from afar, we have a couple of ways you can pose questions. One is through emailing nate. Moore aei. Org. I will turn it to chris and we will begin. Chris of course, never tweet, as we know. [laughter] for your own sake. But we do look forward to have your questions. You are extraordinary lucky humans because i was thinking about this today. I do not think you could have a better group of experts then this lovely group of people. When hot takes are all around us, youre in f
I am john corti a, here with chris we welcome you to election watch at the American Enterprise institute rate as many of you know and maybe some of you have experienced, election watch is the longest running election Commentary Program in washington, d. C. Starting in 1982. We had continuity, some change with election watch over the years. We have one of the founders of election watch going back that far and maybe some of you in the audience have been to every session. We look for some of you after the fact. Im going to turn to the panelists and we will get going. A couple of pieces of business. We are going to have presentations as we always do on big picture things, the house, the senate, the governor. We will have conversation. We will turn to your questions. For those in the room, we will take questions in a microphone. For those of you viewing from afar, there are a few ways you can disclose questions. One is through emailing nate. Moore aei. Org. Or, twitter with the ae ielection
To the women instead of putting restrictions on abortion . You put restrictions on women. Let them decide on their own what they want to do with their pregnancies. [indiscernible conversations]. I am john corti a, here with chris we welcome you to election watch at the American Enterprise institute rate as many of you know and maybe some of you have experienced, election watch is the longest running election Commentary Program in washington, d. C. Starting in 1982. We had continuity, some change with election watch over the years. We have one of the founders of election watch going back that far and maybe some of you in the audience have been to every session. We look for some of you after the fact. Im going to turn to the panelists and we will get going. A couple of pieces of business. We are going to have presentations as we always do on big picture things, the house, the senate, the governor. We will have conversation. We will turn to your questions. For those in the room, we will t