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Through 2026, with a long time in the making. the product of a lot of hard work on the ground in the state by some people you might not recognize. we were there all the way back in 2014, almost nine years ago, thailand about how a bunch of folks in georgia were setting in motion a plan that could make this moment happen. if i told you that, georgia deep red georgia could be a blue state. and it is all a matter of simple math. >> theyre 600,000 unregistered black people in the state, and 230,000 ...

Makes our job market strong, and creates a lot of good union jobs. the president is the most pro-union president weve ever had. he wants to create the kind of manufacturing jobs that people can raise a family on, that we can build economies around, that we can build the country around. >> we mention the presidents pro labor record, which i think speaks for itself, although ive gotta ask you about the railroad strike. obviously, there was a majority of the workers represented voted against that d...

What do you say to those workers who say the president says hes pro labor, but he hung unfit to dry? >> first of all, what id say is the agreement were talking about -- this organized labor access to a point -- that produced a proposed settlement. that wasnt getting the. we went back to the table, and made the railroad industry give even more concessions to workers. and in the end, the agreement reached between labor and management was ratified by -- eight of the 12 unions involved here. it gave...

Again? this is what brought him to politics. this is what brought him to the white house. so weve been relentless about the idea that we should make things in america again. we should create six figure jobs for people who dont have a four year college degree. making the products of the future. making electric cars. electric batteries. making high tech semiconductors. and we should do that because its great for our jobs and its also great for making sure were not dependent on foreign sources for ...

Win last night. >> how much do you think thats attributable to the popularity of the basic meat and potatoes domestic policy and gender, the legislative agenda, that the democratic party and president biden have pursued? >> look, i think that is a lot to do it. obviously, every election is complicated. many factors. but i think the popularity of what weve done these two years really stands at. you can look at the warnock race as an example. senator warnock ran largely on two things that were par...

Are acknowledging that the spending on airwaves on those two issues is flaying a role. >> spending, if you bring that up lets come here. if you look, democrats have spent a boatload more money on abortion ads. republicans have an advantage narrowing on crime because democrats came in late realizing they need to counter. republican ads on crime, that is. a big edge on the issue of inflation and taxation essentially democratic spending, more traditional republican messages there. the question is i...

>> so, christine, you get first go this hour. in so many ways, these two candidates cannot be more different if they tried. it seems though that chris is trying to get motivate the bays, trying to stop desantis from making this run for the white house. is that a strategy thats going to work? >> well, i mean, heres what i think the reality is. midterm elections are different and save presidential year election. it really is a base turnout, you have to turn out a lot of people who either self iden...

Will divide republicans, drive base turnout and turn swing voters, suburban women in particular from a focus on the economy to the fight over reproductive rights. one of the states with a trigger law was arkansas, and the supreme court released the decision, the state official banned all except to save the life of a mother. no exception for rape or incest. governor hutchinson, welcome back to "meet the press." >> great to be with you, chuck. thank you. >> let me start with what the arkansas law ...

After a year and a half of a pandemic. they want to see lower taxes, glen younkin ran on gettingoid -f the grocery tax. common sense prince - - and thats why republicans had such a huge win. >> one of - - put a tweet from julian castro, younkin has shown republicans they can launder dog whistles through huge platforms driving base turnout while distancing from trump. democrats need to better control the narrative with their own wedge issues and with a positive forward-thinking message. he says d...

Last night or in 2020. do both parties need to recalibrate and stop focusing on their bases and start focusing on everyone else or at the very least broaden out their base so they can get through the primaries? >> yeah, look, its a combination of base turnout and persuasion, and i think, you know, in virginia and likely in new jersey, too, the votes are still being counted there. i think we saw that republican candidates were able to benefit from really high republican base turnout, but also tha...