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voted early. They re sorting some of the early votes behind me.
That early voting ends tomorrow. More than $800 million has been spent by
the four candidates so far, setting all kinds of records for Senate
campaigns. And the secretary of state of Georgia has come down hard on
what s called line warming.
That s when small items, food drink, or a small gift are given to people in
line to vote by political parties. He s trying to make sure that stops
immediately Sandra, back to you.
SMITH: OK, Steve Harrigan live from Atlanta for us, thank you.
President Trump and President Joe Biden both expected to make appearances
bring up the COVID relief checks without the presidential wish list.
Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell snapped back today and
said the NDAA remains a top priority of the United States Senate, Bret.
BAIER: Again, we ll hear from Senator Sanders here on SPECIAL REPORT in
just a minute. David, thank you.
We re less than one week away now from those two Senate runoff elections
crucial in Georgia in the nearly two months since the presidential
election. We ve seen a record number of dollars and surrogates pouring into
the Peach State where we have team coverage tonight. Fox team coverage
This Morning viewers have shared their envy after a group of British expats in Australia wished their families a Merry Christmas live on the show today.
Several expats from England, Scotland and Wales sent good wishes to their families from Perth today, as Australian ITV presenter Todd Johnson made his way down the stunning Cottesloe beach.
Todd introduced himself to Britons Lila and Molly as he made his way down the beach, and another young expat who showed off her dance skills doing the splits on the beach.
Viewers quickly took to Twitter to admit how jealous they are of the group spending their festive season on the sunny Australian beach, and teased about how the expats are some bringing classic British behaviour to Perth.