Night. But to the states in the Storm Need . After what you saw today . In the Storm Zone . Wondering what storm we were talking about. They have everything they need. They are very happy across the board. Trace breaking tonight, whats more concerning, that the president of the united states does not remember the deadliest hurricane since katrina or that he believes they are getting everything they need . Right now we still have no power, no water, really no way to go to the restroom. Our children thought we were dead. We had to go through boulders, trees and a Roaring Creek to get out. We dont know if our friends are dead or alive. Trace americans are suffering, stranded, dead and yet during a Surprise News Conference today, reporters asked President Biden exactly zero questions about the disaster. Clearly the Mainstream Media has forgotten as well. Now that fema appears to be out of money, its almost as if the illegal immigrants are living better than u. S. Citizens. If you work, pay
have enough to go around if you need a. dose hopefully so, i take anything i can get these days. it s good to see you my friend, enjoy the rest of your evening. good evening to you, welcome to ayman tonight. fighting to save our democracy, we re bringing you special midterm coverage with for secretary of state on the front lines of that fight. plus, new immersive team by the january six committee review and election subversion plan that goes all the way to the u.s. supreme court. and biden and obama hit the campaign trail, hear the closing arguments to voters in the final days of this election. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. so the first polls close in less than 72 hours, when 39 million early ballots had already been cast, and here is president obama in just a short time ago in philadelphia. fundamental rights are on the bout. truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the bout. democracy itself is on the bout. the stakes are high. [
mike pence was set to lose the governor s race in 2016 before he was plucked up and his political career salvaged. now despite desperate to chase his lost relevance, pence is parachuting into races hoping someone is paying attention. it is a remarkable public split and spat between a president, former president and former vice president, who served together for four years. we should note that. our correspondents and analysts standing by to break down all the headlines. let s begin with kristen holmes in atlanta. kristen, it is a lot of races in georgia that are key, the outcome is key and you might call them bellwethers to some degree. break it all down for us. reporter: good morning, jim and erica. that s right. the big one we re watching is the one you just mentioned, this is the gubernatorial republican primary, which has become a proxy war. on one side, the maga trump election denying faction of the republican party and on the other you have that republican establishm
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as we ve all been discussing there are new laws on the books and there s some fantastic brand new reporting from the new york times that explores how even though this georgia runoff election is seeing extraordinary early in person voting numbers voting by mail is a completely different story. data released by the georgia secretary of state showed that mail voting in the state s november election plunged by 81% from the level of the 2020 contest. while a drop was expected after the height of the pandemic, georgia had a far greater decrease than any other state with competitive statewide races. that s according to a new york times analysis. the numbers are the first sign of how the 2021 law may have affected the election in georgia. the law was signed by governor brian kemp, a republican, and backed by gop state lawmakers, who said that the changes would make it, quote, easier to vote, harder to cheat. it significantly limited drop boxes, added voter identification requirements, and