has already started too. stop the steal! stop the steal! this is it s a problem when you re arguing against yourself. so the vote wasn t safe when joe biden won this state, but now that they have got a couple of senate races everything is going to be okay. willie, that argument is so crazy on all points and then in the middle of it when he s trying to say, oh, your vote s secure after we have had crazy people running around this state spreading conspiracy theories for the month, in the background the chants start, stop the steal. stop the steal as the vice president of the united states listens to the chant. it s amazing. they have been saying for six weeks now that the deceased hugo chavez is tampering with voting machines and changing election results and that s what they think about elections in the state of georgia, which by the way, the vote has been counted three times. the republican governor, the republican secretary of state in that state has said, yes, every
the state song georgia on my mind, georgia is on everybody s mind because georgia is going to keep the senate republican majority in this country. we have got a big job ahead, we are going to reelect senator purdue and senate senator loeffler so that schumer and pelosi and biden can t have a blank check on america s values. you are the ones. america is counting on you and we are counting on you, thank you for being here today. it is a great day, a beautiful north georgia day and i am happy to be here. in some of the darkest days of world war ii, a business leader never, never, never give it up, will you give it up? we are never giving up. and that is what is going to take, we are never giving up on president trump and we are deftly not going to give up on david purdue and kelly leffler. so folks, you know what it is going to take? votes. you know, don t let them take it this time, let s go and save america by saving georgia and reelecting our two united states senators. fol
you all doing? it s great to be here and great to see you all here. you know, the state song, georgia on my mind? georgia s on everybody s mind because georgia is going to keep the senate republican majority in this country. we ve got a big job ahead. we re going to reelect senator david purdue and senator kelly loeffler, so that schumer and pelosi and biden can t have a blank check on america s values. you re the ones. [applause] america s counting on you and we re counting on you. thank you for being here today. it s a great day, a beautiful north georgia day and i m happy to be here. you know, in some of the darkest days of world war ii, britain s leader said we ll never, never, never give it up. will you give it up? we re never giving up. and that s what s going to take, . we re never giving up on president trump and we re deftly not going to give up on david purdue and kelly leffler. are we? [applause] so folks, you know what it s going to take? take? votes. you know, do
of the out-of-control spending we saw in 2008 and 2009 with bank bailouts and stimulus bills. we were upset with the out-of-control growth of government. instarted doing tea parties february of 2009. on aprile on tax day 15, 2009. we didar in september, the taxpayer march in d.c. we have had wins and losses. when we look at spending right now in washington, we are concerned. we think it is time to stop the spending we are seeing right now. holidaypayroll tax which i understand is off the table. i think it would be the right thing to do. work to help get americans back to work so that they are able to provide for their families. host: the washington post headline, u.s. budget deficit shattered one-month record in june as spending outpaced revenue by $864 billion. a huge spending increase led to the deficit. the deficit has breached $2.7 trillion. do you hold the president responsible? guest: what we are seeing now is largely because of the unprecedented pandemic and the resp
barr will be testifying before the house judiciary committee about his job performance. we will begin our conversation with all of you on that. what do you think about mr. as attorneyrmance general? if you agree, (202) 748-8000. if you disagree, (202) 748-8001. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. twitter.s on join us on the phone is todd ruger with cq roll call. remind our viewers why this hearing is taking place. good morning. this is basically something that used to happen all the time and does happen all the time. it s an oversight hearing you have the house which is the closest representative to the people of the united states in the government and they get a chance to bring in a trump administration official and have him sit there and answer questions. it s going to take about four or five hours to go through all the members of this committee. they get about five minutes to ask him. this is something that congress does routinely that allows them to get accountability fo