she said there was systematic failures in the election. our polling shows even some of these fervent maga supporters, the hard-core donald trump supporters are still showing up for donald trump. they value his endorsement. they still see him as the leading republican figure around the nation. but they still are, at least many of them are still supporting governor brian kemp and other non-trump endorsed candidates. that ll be a fascinating part of tonight s primary in georgia. eugene daniels, your thoughts on the focus group on election integrity, what we just saw, and also what this says about trump s hold? and also maybe, is there something with president biden s approval ratings with all this? one of the most interesting things is exactly what you guys are talking about. if you don t live in these places, you don t hear these things. it is a stark reminder of how divided in the thinking a lot of the country is. a lot of people are living in
what they did here. i think it is what they did. i think it is going to be a very interesting race. and if it does get into a runoff, david perdue is your next governor. joe, donald trump playing the hits there, talking about the polls being suppressed, about the fake news, and also saying he supports david perdue very strongly, except he couldn t make the trip from florida to georgia at the rally. he called in. fascinating to watch his vice president on the opposite side of this race. it is. one of the things that trump said, i won by a lot. the guy never won by a lot. he lost the popular vote two times, squeaked by one time, and lost, of course, in 2020. still can t get over it. yeah, it is fascinating to see mike pence going out there. obviously, we re starting to see more and more of this, where people who were afraid of their own shadows a couple years ago all across the republican party are now speaking up, standing up to donald trump. it s quite fascinating.
point. you know, if you look at the two races, perdue and mo brooks, it s like, you know, this is something that has been obvious to anybody who paid attention to trump over the course of his public life, but his loyalty extends about as far as his personal self-interest extends. he starts to see someone who he has given an endorsement to, starts to see that person be in trouble in some way, and he ll withdraw the endorsement officially, as in the case with mo brooks, or like with david perdue, in the state trump cared about more symbolically and, for 2024, georgia could again be a crucial state, likely to be a crucial state in the presidential election, we saw david perdue losing, made clear, yes, he d make the phone call from the bathtub or the pedi chair. wherever, okay. but he is not going to the state. right. as soon as the polls are clear, yeah, well, david perdue, by tomorrow, trump will be saying, david perdue? barely met him. who are you talking about? who is david per
we re going to get live reports from both georgia and alabama ahead this morning. also ahead, a rare show of protests by a russian official. a veteran diplomat resigns over his country s invasion of ukraine. we ll tell you what he had to say in a very public statement. and president biden urges world leaders to make greater efforts to counter russia s aggression. without naming names, he appeared to nudge india s prime minister on the issue. plus people have to know that they are worthy of every right, of every opportunity, of every whether it is health care or fairness in the economy and the rest, people have to know that they are worthy. house speaker nancy pelosi spoke yesterday at the global citizen now summit, and she joins us here on set this morning to talk about the midterms, ukraine, the baby
congress have fought hard enough for voting rights? preserve and protect voting rights. i guess that s my point. no, i don t think enough has been done, but, also, with the current makeup of congress, i don t know if more could be done. unless they start doing things like blowing up the filibuster. unless they start breaking down senate rules. if it is close, and if brian kemp beats stacey abrams by a slight amount, do you think democrats are going to accept the result in georgia? they don t accept it but it doesn t matter because the republicans are in control of the senate and the state. there s no recourse. you can go to the courts. it s probably going to end up being the same. they recount, the same 3,000 votes, there is nothing you can do. when you look at the numbers and you see biden got 82 million votes and obama got 70? you mean to tell me biden got 12 million more votes than obama?