and the economy. two issues that polling shows that we have known throughout the midterm cycle are top of mind for many voters. candidates from coast to coast are making final pitches to voters and some are getting help from some big names. former president obama heads to n nevada and pennsylvania. and former president trump is supporting candidates in ohio, iowa and pennsylvania as well. let s get started in georgia. cnn s eva mckend is in atlanta for us. it was the final debate. the final two these two could face off in the governor s race. what did we see? reporter: well last night really underscored that governor kemp and stacey abrams couldn t be more different on the policy matters of consequence to georgians. whether that be on public safety, their desperate economic visions and this is really pronounced on this issue of abortion. when governor kemp was asked if he was re-elected who he sign
with putin was the one who was not doing the foreign policy that much of the establishment supports. ukrainians honest with them make really good decisions how they are going to handle what does appear to be a very serious threat and likely incursion. byron, i talked yesterday on the panel giving a list of what had happened in the previous four days for the biden administration. and president biden in what has been a very bad week. take a listen to a come pay place here. i think maybe it s the democrat party that s in crisis. they are staring at decades high inflation. you want to on the sign the side of dr. king or george wallace? how profoundly, profoundly unpresidential. perhaps the president went a little door far in his rhetoric. it was such a divisive speech. stacey abrams couldn t even be with him. disappointing the rout ruled
per the canter of the democrats in the states anymore than they already are. he lost ohio by eight, virginia with a similar amount. arizona, georgia, new hampshire, and nevada. if you were to go to those states, those are the swing states where the senate races really matter. he would be seen helping democrats, but he s not going there. why not? because he would be seen as hurting someone like senator mark kelly or raphael warnock. remember what happened when he went to georgia with kamala harris? all of a sudden stacey abrams couldn t attend a speech on the most important issue that she worked on on voting rights. i think that they are having him go out on the road because if you remember a month ago, they said the problem with his approval ratings is that they don t communicate well enough and he wanted to get out, see the people, and that is what they are trying to do here. we will see if it works. jeanine: jesse, let s assume he is talking about infrastructure in ohio. do america